I did a weekend hackaton, reimplemented RDX in Go. Had some level-ups in the process, I love that. Now Go and C versions pass the same
test suite. The old Go version is now officially
obsolete.
I will make the new version public once I rehash the docs. It feels a lot like the final version, btw. 1.0 maybe.
Overall,
CRDT is a commodity now. RDX turns virtually any LSM database into a CRDT document database (Rocks, Pebble, Cassandra if somebody ports RDX to Java, Badger if somebody implements merge operators there, and so on).
RDX is very much like JSON, but it merges.