ron

I agree that the nodejs implementation makes contributing and using the libraries difficult. There are rust libraries being worked on and incorporated into the project as we speak, so if you feel like contributing, now might be a good time to look back into the project. Alternatively, if you're interested in a replicated datatype that was written specifically for Rust, which is more compact than JSON, I'd suggest looking at RON: http://replicated.cc/ https://github.com/gritzko/ron

I am the author of the CT vector CRDT, also the author of the Replicated Object Notation http://github.com/gritzko/ron. I tried to look into the code, and I am not sure which way they implemented list and vector. The explanation is a bit confusing, especially the mention of "insertion index". Definition and support for Schism's Convergent List type. The convergent list is a simple timestamped log of entries with a vector clock. Convergence places entries into the resultant list In insertion order. The vector clock conveys that an item has been removed from the list on another node." Convergence places entries into the resultant vector in insertion order, with insertions occurring by replaying insertions operations in order. CRDT is all about partial orders, so what does it all mean? Orders are different for different re