deepstream

deepstream · v10.2.1

8.0

Data-sync realtime server

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brew install --cask deepstream

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Trust Score 6/10

✓ Open source (MIT) +3

✗ Active development +0

✓ Licensed +1

✗ No auto-updates +0

✓ Not deprecated +1

✓ Established (>1yr) +1

✗ Low installs +0

Version History

v10.2.1

2mo ago10.2.0→10.2.1

2mo ago10.1.4→10.2.0

3mo ago10.1.3→10.1.4

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Review

Mar 11, 2026

Deepstream is a real-time data synchronization and messaging server that enables developers to build scalable web and mobile applications with features like pub/sub, RPC, and CRDTs. As an open-source project with a strong community and extensive GitHub presence, it's particularly beneficial for developers seeking a robust real-time server solution.

Enables real-time data synchronization and messaging for applications.

Maturity: The project is mature with significant GitHub traction and recent activity, though some client library support may still be in development.

Community: Deepstream has garnered considerable attention on Hacker News with multiple high-engagement posts, reflecting positive community sentiment.

Pros

+ Open-source with an active community and strong GitHub presence.
+ Supports scalable real-time applications with features like pub/sub and CRDTs.
+ Mature project with recent updates and significant community backing.

Cons

- Limited client library support for certain languages may require additional development.
- No auto-update feature, requiring manual version management.