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— Wilco Kruijer
Implicit last-write-wins behaviour in the age of agents
Last-write-wins is no longer cutting it in highly concurrent environments. Optimistic concurrency control is a better approach.
Archive // Fragno Journal
Technical notes, releases, and field reports.
Essays and updates on fragments, framework integrations, workflows, and the broader Fragno ecosystem.
02
— Wilco Kruijer
Read, then write: batching DB queries as a practical middle ground
Batching (pipelining) is a practical middle ground between interactive transactions and CTEs: fewer round trips without sacrificing procedural logic.
03
— Wilco Kruijer
Fragno Changelog: Unified SqlAdapter, File Uploads, and Standard Schema Validation
This release unifies database adapters behind a single SqlAdapter, adds FormData upload support, introduces Standard Schema validation for table definitions, and ships zero-config SQLite for development.
04
— Jan Schutte
Writing docs for humans and coding agents
How tasking a coding agent to use your code is a great test for usability and quality of documentation.
05
— Wilco Kruijer
FoundationDB's versionstamps should be everywhere
Versionstamps are a great primitive that enable advanced use cases in distributed systems, but are not supported outside of FoundationDB.
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— Wilco Kruijer
Fragno Changelog: Durable Hooks, Improved Cloudflare Support
This release introduces durable hooks for reliable side effects, Cloudflare Durable Objects support, and improved developer experience.
08
— Jan Schutte
Solving Split Brain Integrations
Why service providers should offer full-stack integration primitives to their customers.
09
— Wilco Kruijer
The case for full-stack libraries
Why software libraries are better when they span both the frontend and the backend, and how Fragno helps you build full-stack libraries.