This is a written version of my presentation at FOSDEM 2026 Teleportal is a library of tools, based on Y.js, that you add to your application to enable real-time collaborative editing like you see in Google Docs, Notion & Figma. It is meant to be a real-time collaborative editing framework, this is in distinction from a sync server, which typically works alongside your application, with it's own storage, endpoints and APIs, rather than within your application. To get a better understanding of ho...
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