As the remote work is gaining popularity, so are the applications allowing multiple people to collaborate together in responsive manner. While some well-known tools like Google Docs have kept their status, we're would like to embed similar features into our own products, which would also allow us to work offline, in remote areas, on the data that we own on our personal computers and have full control over.

During this session we'll cover how to make these promises a reality, understand their inner workings and what challenges can we expect. We'll also gain some intuition to consciously deal with trade-offs of local-first software and P2P systems, compared to more traditional service-oriented architectures.