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Makes even less sense to me, then.
by labria 16y ago
Makes even less sense to me, then.
- simonw 16y agoRedis is less than a year old. I doubt it was a serious contender when Twitter started building their own solution.
- emileifrem 16y agoWell, the data model seems very similar to Redis' from first glances [1], but FlockDB certainly seems to have completely different durability characteristics. So even if they started anew today they may end up building their own. 1] Which would make FlockDB less a graph db and more a key-value store with social network semantics for the values. -EE [http://neo4j.org http://neo4j.org]
- labria 16y agoRedis is a bit more than a year old. And it's been tagged 1.0 last september. I doubt that that the FlockDB project is much older than that.