Ditto Blog

Introducing v1.0.4 for Android, 10× Faster

Ditto version 1.0.4 is now 10× faster for synchronizing documents and files. This in large part to the massive performance gains by adopting the BLE L2CAP implementation within Ditto's new networking stack.

byTom Karpiniec

Introducing v1.0.3 for iOS, Now 5.56 Times Faster

Until now, our BLE support used GATT. In Ditto version 1.0.3 we are including support for L2CAP on iOS initially.

byTom Karpiniec

[翻訳] Bluetooth ClassicとBluetooth Low Energyの違いとは?

Bluetooth Low Energyとは何か、Dittoでの活用、Bluetooth Classicとの違いについて解説します

byRyan Ratner

USPTO Approves Ditto Patent in Less Than 3 Months

Patented Technology Ushers in New Contactless Experiences

byRyan Ratner

[翻訳] 初めてのCore Bluetooth

Core BluetoothはBluetooth Low EnergyをiOS/macOSアプリに組み込む主な手段です。このチュートリアルではBLEのコンセプトを学びながらチャットアプリを構築します。

byTim Oliver

An Explanation of the Ditto Presence Viewer

A visual demonstration of devices running Ditto and the network transports they can connect with to sync data. All without the internet!

byNeil Ballard

The New Network Multiplexer

As part of our 1.0 release, we've made substantial improvements to our mesh networking layer

byTom Karpiniec

4 Long Term Changes to the Restaurant Industry

How shifting consumer expectations and CDC guidelines have changed the industry forever post Covid-19

byRyan Ratner

Does my Android Phone support Wi-Fi Aware?

byMax Alexander

What's the Difference Between Bluetooth Classic and Bluetooth Low Energy?

This blog post will describe what Bluetooth Low Energy is, why Ditto uses it, and how it is different from Bluetooth Classic.

byRyan Ratner

Getting Started with Core Bluetooth

Core Bluetooth is the main way to build Bluetooth Low Energy apps on iOS and macOS. This tutorial will teach you how to build a chat app while learning BLE concepts.

byTim Oliver

Introducting Safer FFI

Introducing safer_ffi, a Rust framework that allows you to write foreign function interfaces (FFI) without polluting your Rust code with `unsafe` while improving readability.

byDaniel Henry-Mantilla

Why did we attach a database to our peer to peer sync solution?

We actually don't get this question a lot, but ocassionally prospective customers will ask: "Why does Ditto have a database as a primary part of the sync system?"

byMax Alexander

We couldn't get Bitcode and Rust to play nice, until we did

byTom Karpiniec

Our Journey to Making Android Bluetooth "Behave"

Most people who enter the Bluetooth APIs with Android devices immediately get quite flustered at how hard it is. However, physical android devices are a larger nightmare.

byMax Alexander

Ditto v2 now has 3 Times the Bluetooth Distance

Last year Ditto's iOS SDK supported a maximum Bluetooth range of 30 meters. Here Hamilton and Adam show us just how far our new v2 Bluetooth stack has come.

byMax Alexander

Post Covid-19 Aircraft Cabin Changes

It goes without saying that the aviation industry will be forever changed due to Covid-19. Nowhere is this change more apparent than in the aircraft cabin.

byMax Alexander