Microsoft has published a beta release of its Fluid Framework 2.0, an upgrade to the company’s open source platform for building collaborative applications.
Unveiled January 8, the Fluid Framework 2.0 beta features an intuitive programming model for developers to synchronize shared state between clients in real time. General availability is planned for this summer. Fluid Framework, which debuted in 2019, was designed for developing low-latency applications that support real-time collaboration by offering developers easy-to-use data structures that the framework automatically syncs between clients.
