How is YJS different from introducing CRDT? Doesn't it basically just do that for you anyways?
If CRDT is complications and difficult to manage, either YJS resolves that completely, or more likely that complexity will leak out of the abstraction layer no matter what.
To me it seems more like that OP should compare and contrast concurrency solutions, one of which is CDRT via YJS or another could be something like concurrency based on Go routines.
Edit: Should obviously mention Loro, the literal thread we're in now lol
I wrote that comment as a stream-of-consciousness, so it could have been written much clearer. What I meant was that you probably don't want to reach for a CRDT of any kind unless either multi-tab or multi-user editing is an inherent part of your app's experience. Else you can get the same benefits with less complexity.
If CRDT is complications and difficult to manage, either YJS resolves that completely, or more likely that complexity will leak out of the abstraction layer no matter what.
To me it seems more like that OP should compare and contrast concurrency solutions, one of which is CDRT via YJS or another could be something like concurrency based on Go routines.
Edit: Should obviously mention Loro, the literal thread we're in now lol