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Sync Conf @syncconf.bsky.social · 8d

Full lineup and schedule for @syncconf.bsky.social in SF on Nov 12. Link in the 🧵 below 👇

Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · 18d

We just posted an ambitious new RFC for TanStack DB!

"On-Demand Collection Loading via loadSubset"

github.com/TanStack/db/...

RFC: On-Demand Collection Loading via loadSubset · TanStack db · Discussion #676

Summary TanStack DB collections currently perform full dataset synchronization before becoming ready, limiting their ability to scale to large datasets. This RFC introduces on-demand subset loading...

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Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Sep 18

Yeah exactly, the factory pattern

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Dr. Peter Paul Rubens @peterpaulrubens.bsky.social · Sep 12

Two women on the Rokin in Amsterdam by George Hendrik Breitner, born OTD 1857. Plus ça change. Love it.

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Dr. Peter Paul Rubens @peterpaulrubens.bsky.social · Sep 12

2/2 Rainy day on the Rokin in Amsterdam, by George Hendrik Breitner. Today is his 168th birthday.

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Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Sep 12

Haha yeah. Alpha is the first and beta is the second for my stuff

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Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Sep 12

TanStack DB now has an @angular.dev integration!

Thanks to github.com/emcdaniel1624 for putting it together!

emcdaniel1624 - Overview

emcdaniel1624 has 6 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

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Emelia 👸🏻 @thisismissem.hachyderm.io.ap.brid.gy · Sep 12

An Interactive Guide to TanStack DB | Frontend at Scale https://frontendatscale.com/blog/tanstack-db/

An Interactive Guide to TanStack DB | Frontend at Scale

Learn what TanStack DB is, how it works, and why it might change the way you build apps.

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Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Sep 12

Ready in what sense? Are you worried about bugs, performance, specific features you need?

We're moving pretty fast so jumping in and reporting bugs and working with us to design features is super helpful.

We're also pretty keen on the server ivm use case so would love it if you explore that

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sophie alpert @sophiebits.com · Aug 23

I keep getting into conversations with engineers where I talk about how desperately I want my database to support materialized views with incremental updates and too often I get a blank stare in response.

so I wrote a new post about why you should care! sophiebits.com/2025/08/22/m...

Materialized views are obviously useful

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Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Aug 24

💯 btw did you see tanstack.com/blog/tanstac...

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Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Aug 19

Sync makes it way easier to build agentic software

electric-sql.com/blog/2025/08...

Bringing agents back down to earth | ElectricSQL

Agentic AI, beneath all the hype, is actually just normal software. You can build agentic systems with a database, standard web tooling and real-time sync.

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Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Aug 19

My favorite type of conference — 1 day, single track with a ton of great folks to chat with

Sync Conf @syncconf.bsky.social · Aug 19

Announcing Sync Conf 2025. Join us in SF on Nov 12th.

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Sync Conf @syncconf.bsky.social · Aug 19

Announcing Sync Conf 2025. Join us in SF on Nov 12th.

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Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Aug 15

perhaps yeah — depends on what you're using convex for. The goal is to help you build incredibly fast apps

Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Aug 14

You can just write to a database

James Arthur @thruflo.com · Aug 14

Agentic AI, beneath all the hype, is actually just normal software. You can build agentic systems with a database, standard web tooling and real-time sync.

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James Arthur @thruflo.com · Aug 14

Agentic AI, beneath all the hype, is actually just normal software. You can build agentic systems with a database, standard web tooling and real-time sync.

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ElectricSQL @electric-sql.com · Aug 14

We've just delivered a 100x write performance bump with our latest release of Electric. How? We threw away our storage engine and built a new one designed for sync 🧵

electric-sql.com/blog/2025/08...

Electric 1.1: new storage engine with 100x faster writes | ElectricSQL

How we built a new storage engine for Electric, why we did it now, and how it delivers lower latency, higher throughput, and zero‑downtime deploys.

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Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Aug 4

Curious if you've looked at TanStack DB? You could model data with that and switch between collections pretty easily as it has a local storage option

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Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Aug 4

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Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Aug 4

thanks!

You're building something with Electric?!

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Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Aug 4

It was sort of a big catchup to get bug count to zero. Address all the little (and some big) things we saw before 1.0. Ongoing it'll be a more "get to bug zero" every week type thing. Fix bugs as they come up.

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ElectricSQL @electric-sql.com · Aug 4

electric-sql.com/blog/2025/08...

120 days of hardening – the post‑1.0 reliability sprint | ElectricSQL

Our last quarter was a reliability sprint. We set one goal: make ElectricSQL so boring‑reliable that you stop thinking about it and just build.

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Kyle Mathews @kyle.bricolage.io · Aug 4

On our diligent quest to become "boring software" you can pick without a second thought.

ElectricSQL @electric-sql.com · Aug 4

ElectricSQL recently completed a 120-day reliability sprint. Our one goal: make our sync engine so boring-reliable you stop thinking about it and just build.

We chased every incident, fixed every user-reported bug, and made unglamorous work our priority. 🧵

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ElectricSQL @electric-sql.com · Aug 4

ElectricSQL recently completed a 120-day reliability sprint. Our one goal: make our sync engine so boring-reliable you stop thinking about it and just build.

We chased every incident, fixed every user-reported bug, and made unglamorous work our priority. 🧵

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