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by gritzko
2808 days ago
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My personal experience is different. OT tends to be quadratic in terms of computational complexity and codebase size.
As long as you consider a simple case, 1^2 is 1. Then, add more data types (not just text), faulty servers, faulty network, non trivial network architectures...
All these problems tend to interact. They easily go combinatorial, but again 1! is 1.
I worked with an OT codebase that had C++ templates within C defines and I edited them using regexes (x types of operations => x^2 types of potential transformations). OT aside, data sync in general is not a solved problem.
Maybe I am especially unlucky, but I have yet to see a chat app that has no sync glitches. A chat is not the most difficult data structure to sync, but I saw bugs in Slack, Telegram, Instagram, Gchat, Skype, others... WhatsApp does not even try to sync... A lot depends on the diversity of your use cases and the number of the nines you expect from the system... |
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