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InfoQ

Rocicorp has released Zero 1.0, the first stable version of its web sync engine, after two years of development. The release commits to API stability and includes a schema change hook for Supabase.

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Smashing Magazine

Article discussing local-first architecture mentions ElectricSQL as a tool for active-active replication between Postgres and SQLite, comparing it with PowerSync.

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RxDB

RxDB's documentation page lists Replicache as an alternative, noting that Rocicorp is working on a new Zerosync product to succeed Replicache and Reflect.

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The New Stack

The article describes how the Suga team used Zero, a sync engine from Rocicorp, to solve real-time collaboration and conflict resolution in their canvas tool.

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Rocicorp

Rocicorp announces Zero 1.0, the first stable release of its query-driven sync engine, after nearly two years of development and 50+ releases, committing to full API support and long-term stability.

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Marmelab

Marmelab's engineering team builds a CRM app from scratch using Rocicorp's Zero sync engine, providing a detailed technical evaluation of its architecture, developer experience, performance, and offline capabilities.

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The New Stack

The New Stack profiles Aaron Boodman, CEO of Rocicorp, who explains how Zero, the company's new query-driven sync engine, addresses the fundamental limitations of traditional REST architectures by syncing only the data a client needs rather than everything at once.

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The New Stack

The New Stack features Rocicorp CEO Aaron Boodman discussing how sync engines—an old concept now being revived—can dramatically improve web app UX, and how Rocicorp's Zero and Replicache are part of a new generation of general-purpose sync engines.

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Hacker News

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