"Optimistic UI with Logux & Ruby"

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Describes Logux as a WebSocket-based event log that implements optimistic UI, live updates and offline-first by using event sourcing plus timestamp+counter ordering and CRDT-ready APIs; client-side Redux plugins queue events, resend after reconnect, and apply a undo event broadcast when the server rejects validation. Integration uses a Node core and an HTTP proxy for Ruby so Rails can persist and re-broadcast events; claim cites a 98% success assumption for optimistic updates and notes one production deployment (prefer) so far.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 1:10Optimistic UI
3. 2:15STORÝ TIME
4. 5:03Technical problems
5. 13:35Ruby backend
6. 21:00The state of Logux

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