from 'edgelitedb.io/v1/core.js';
// v1.0 is here.
// the framework that learns.
EdgeLiteDB.configure({
telemetry: true
});
After 18 months of development, anonymous signal testing across 4 million devices, and hundreds of adaptive rule iterations, EdgeLiteDB v1.0 is ready. Here's what we built and why.
A walkthrough of the signal mesh pipeline: from anonymous tap-misfire event on a user's phone to an adapt rule update shipping in the next CDN deploy.
Virtual DOM was the right answer in 2013. We think template compilation and targeted DOM patches are the right answer now. Here's the benchmarking that convinced us.
Every signal EdgeLiteDB collects is hashed and stripped before it leaves the device. We explain exactly how — and why we made privacy-by-default non-negotiable from day one.
Sub-10ms hydration sounds impressive in a README. Here's the real latency data from production apps running on Deno Deploy, Cloudflare Workers, and Fastly Compute.
A guest post from the team at Meridian Health. What worked, what was harder than expected, and why the adaptive tap targets alone justified the migration.
EdgeLiteDB's forum intelligence system reads thousands of posts per week about JS templating pain points. Here's how we built the pipeline and what we've learned so far.
@edgelitedb/testing ships with renderInEnv() — a utility that lets you assert component output under any device profile without needing a real device. Here's how to use it.
1,200 beta testers. 800 forum threads. 34 breaking API changes. A transparent retrospective on how developer feedback shaped EdgeLiteDB from private beta to v1.0.