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Paul Butler - Drifting in Space, JamSocket

EPISODE · Sep 16, 2022 · 33 MIN

Paul Butler - Drifting in Space, JamSocket

from devtools.fm: Developer Tools, Open Source, Software Development · host Andrew Lisowski, Justin Bennett

This week we're joined by Paul Butler, the founder of Drifting in Space. At his company they're exploring new ways to build web apps through Session Lived Application. They're building an open source tool to enabled this architecture called Spawner. On top of that they're building JamSocket, a tool that makes it easy to build these types of apps.This week we're joined by Paul Butler, the founder of Drifting in Space. At his company they're exploring new ways to build web apps through Session Lived Application. They're building an open source tool to enabled this architecture called Spawner. On top of that they're building JamSocket, a tool that makes it easy to build these types of apps.Join our patreon for the full episode.Twitter GitHub CompanyJamSocket spawner aperTooltipsWant to hear use talk about our tooltips? Join our patreon!AndrewRaycastJustinreact-zormpipedreamPaulNATSTrunk

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