microsoft/FluidFramework

Features

• Collaborative Data Structure Synchronization - Synchronizes complex shared data structures like arrays and maps across distributed clients using conflict-resolution logic.
• Collaborative Document Infrastructures - Provides infrastructure for managing the lifecycle and persistence of collaborative documents using relay services.
• Cloud Data Synchronization - Connects clients to managed cloud services to enable real-time collaboration on shared data models with scaling and security.
• Distributed Data Synchronization Systems - Uses distributed structures that automatically reflect modifications across all connected collaborators in real time.
• Distributed Shared Data Management - Manages and persists complex hierarchical data structures and key-value pairs across distributed collaborators.
• Distributed State Synchronization - Distributes and synchronizes application state across multiple clients using consistent distributed models.
• Synchronized Key-Value Maps - Synchronizes basic map data structures across clients using a last-writer-wins strategy to ensure state consistency.
• Session Encapsulations - Implements isolated data containers to manage the lifecycle and scope of collaborative sessions.
• Server-Side Editor State Persistence - Stores shared application state on general-purpose servers without requiring custom server-side logic.
• Collaborative Application SDKs - Provides SDKs for building multiplayer applications with real-time state synchronization and shared interfaces.
• Cloud Service Integrations - Facilitates the transmission of operations between distributed clients via integration with cloud-hosted or local relay services.
• Centralized Relay Architectures - Uses a central backend service to route and persist operations without requiring custom server-side business logic.
• Collaboration Session Connectivity - Enables clients to establish connections to existing collaborative sessions using unique identifiers.
• Collaborative Service Connections - Enables synchronization of state across distributed users by establishing connections to backend relay services.
• Operation-Based State Reconciliation - Broadcasts ordered data operations between clients and a relay service to ensure all participants converge on the same state.
• Shared Object Abstractions - Provides an abstraction layer over distributed data structures so developers interact with them like local JavaScript objects.
• Last-Write-Wins Semantics - Resolves concurrent updates to key-value pairs by prioritizing the operation with the most recent timestamp or sequence.
• Collaborative - Provides programmatic interfaces for initializing shared data containers with defined schemas.
• Shared Collaborative Data Types - Provides a library of shared collaborative data types, such as maps and arrays, for automatic convergence.
• Collaborative Session Containers - Groups isolated collaborative sessions into logical units that manage the lifecycle and schema of shared objects.
• Replicated State Machines - Replicates data across connected clients by broadcasting ordered operations to ensure all participants converge on the same state.
• Real-Time Collaborative Editing - Enables multiple users to edit text strings simultaneously using optimistic updates to ensure real-time synchronization.
• Real-Time Collaboration Tools - Provides a comprehensive framework for building distributed web applications with real-time state synchronization.
• Cloud Storage Integrations - Integrates with enterprise cloud storage platforms to manage and synchronize shared documents and session data.
• Action Coordination - Ensures single-user task execution or value changes by requiring acknowledgment from all connected clients for exclusive actions.
• Real-time Data Subscriptions - Provides a subscription mechanism for change events on shared objects to automatically update user interfaces during remote modifications.
• Cloud Service Simulators - Provides an in-memory local service to simulate cloud backend behavior for collaborative feature prototyping.
• Self-Hosted Collaboration Servers - Supports the deployment of server-side runtimes to synchronize shared state via cloud or self-managed services.
• Exclusive Action Coordination - Ensures single-user task execution or value changes by requiring acknowledgment from all connected clients.
• Distributed Object Interfaces - Organizes distributed data structures into shared objects to provide a consistent interface for developers.
• Optimistic Updates - Applies local changes to the state immediately and reconciles them later when the relay service confirms the operation order.

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