Real-time collaboration has become increasingly important in various applications, from
document creation to data analytics. Although collaboration features are prevalent in editing …

Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs) are a recent approach for kee** replicated
data consistent while guaranteeing the absence of conflicts among replicas. For correct …

Near real-time collaboration using Web browsers is becoming rapidly more and more
popular for many applications such as text editing, coding, sketching and others. These …

Replicated Data Types (RDTs) are a type of data structure that can be replicated over a
network, where each replica can be kept (eventually) consistent with the other replicas. They …

Many enterprise software services are adopting a fully web-based architecture for both
internal line-of-business applications and for online customer-facing applications. Although …

Despite decades of research and practical experience, developers have few tools for
programming reliable distributed applications without resorting to expensive coordination …

We are heading toward an era in which users own more than one single Web-enabled
device. These devices range from smart phones, tablets and personal computers to smart …

Web applications are evolving to a decentralized, client-centric architecture in which
browsers need to be able to put the user back in control of their personal data, need to be …

Online collaboration is becoming prevalent in our day-today work. As commercial
applications show, next to texts, spreadsheets are an essential tool for storing and …

As most users access the Web from multiple devices with different characteristics, ranging
from powerful desktops or laptops to tablets, mobile phones or watches and cars, liquid Web …