I'm honestly surprised to be saying this but I've been working on Holster recently using claude.ai. I've thrown away a bunch of attempts, but have recently found a way to develop using small incremental improvements.
This means I've managed to get through the TODO list I had written up. The first task was limiting graph size which was done in 1.0.8. The other tasks were to do with wire performance, which I thought would take much longer. Browsers now store data based on what they've requested previously, either via get or put. Messages are still always passed through the network so that synchronisation is possible.
The other wire performance required is that I noticed when a browser hadn't connected for a while that it would pull data as quickly as possible. If it has a lot to catch up on then this overloads both the browser and server. There is now some nice throttling added in 1.0.9 that means browsers will sync eventually but the server is not overloaded.
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This means I've managed to get through the
TODOlist I had written up. The first task was limiting graph size which was done in 1.0.8. The other tasks were to do with wire performance, which I thought would take much longer. Browsers now store data based on what they've requested previously, either viagetorput. Messages are still always passed through the network so that synchronisation is possible.The other wire performance required is that I noticed when a browser hadn't connected for a while that it would pull data as quickly as possible. If it has a lot to catch up on then this overloads both the browser and server. There is now some nice throttling added in 1.0.9 that means browsers will sync eventually but the server is not overloaded.