Hi Sebastian--
> Imagine having 2 related VMs (or unrelated, but with some related
> object graph) in two parts of the world. One user changes one object
> in the fist one, another changes another (or the same) object in the
> second one. When they contact the cloud they synchronize automatically
> (either peer-to-peer or to/from a trusted server). And I see the
> changes happening automatically, without having to do a thing. Awesome
> right? Now that "VM" (or object graph) could be Pharo, or a web-app in
> Amber, why not...
>
> If both are connected, then the changes occur immediately, and we
> experience it in "real-time". If the connect at different points in
> time, then the changes are delayed (delayed collaboration, or
> synchronization).
Naiad (Spoon's module system) does this for classes, methods,
modules, and authors.
http://netjam.org/naiad
-C
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Craig Latta
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