Introduction

The main part of this documentation is aimed at users:

• Getting started shows you how to install Ethersync, and how to make your first steps in it.
• Concepts goes into the fundamentals of how Ethersync operates, which is important for using it effectively.
• Features explains various things you can do with it (and some things you can't do yet).
• Ethersync in practice contains detailed advice for how to use Ethersync for certain workflows.
• Related projects lists other software which have attempted to build similar systems.

There is also a section aimed at people who want to help improving Ethersync:

• Writing new editor plugins specifies the protocol we use for communicating between the daemon and editors, and lists other things a plugin needs to do.
• What to learn from us might be interesting to you if you want to build new software like this, especially if you find this after Ethersync has died. 💀