A comprehensive reverse engineering study of Linear's sync engine architecture, examining how it handles real-time collaboration through model definitions, lazy loading, partial indexing, and transaction-based synchronization. The analysis covers bootstrapping processes, object pools, MobX observability, and the innovative
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IntroductionChapter 1: Defining Models and MetadataChapter 2: Bootstrapping & Lazy LoadingChapter 3: TransactionsChapter 4: Delta PacketsChapter 5: MiscConclusionAppendix A: Actions and Computed ValuesCreditsSort: