Comment by andreareina
5 years ago
I think intention preservation requires that you know what the clients know about. So you still need something like a vector clock to model what the dependency relationship between nr2 and nr1 are.
5 years ago
I think intention preservation requires that you know what the clients know about. So you still need something like a vector clock to model what the dependency relationship between nr2 and nr1 are.
Yes, in OT the clients can send what they think is the global counter. Then each client or the server can transform the edit operation from the edit history eg. move the index left/right. In CRDT each index is instead an ID and deleted characters has to be saved as "tomestones" so you know where they where.