RON: Replicated Object Notation
summary
Replicated Object Notation (RON) is presented as a data format and protocol for replicated, eventually-consistent objects used in real-time synchronization systems. The talk covers RON’s design and its role in enabling real-time sync across distributed clients and servers, with reference to implementations like Swarm.js and applications in collaborative editors and Realm’s sync work.
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