Yuno: Google Docs for Code – Real-Time P2P Project Sync Is Here

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Imagine coding with your team like in Google Docs, but for the entire project structure – files, dependencies, even console output. Meet Yuno, the first NPM package for true real-time P2P synchronization.

Why This Changes Everything

  • 👨💻 See changes live: No more "git pull" or merge conflicts

  • 🔒 End-to-end encrypted: Your code stays private

  • Zero latency: Direct P2P connections (no central servers)

  • 🌐 Works anywhere: VS Code, WebStorm, even plain text editors

How It Works

bash

npx yuno create -r my-hackathon
npx yuno init -r my-hackathon -p my-hackathon-password -u Bob

That’s it! Your team joins the same room, and all changes sync instantly.

Use Cases

  • Pair programming without VSCode Live Share’s limitations

  • Hackathons with distributed teams

  • Teaching coding with real-time feedback

Try it now:
📦 npm install yuno-mfs
📖 Full Documentation

Would you use this for your projects? What features would make it perfect? Let’s discuss!

#WebDev #JavaScript #Collaboration #Innovation

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No more manual merges—code together like Google Docs, but for your entire project. Yuno lets you know what your team is building - as they build it.