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I should add. One of the reason I thought that RethinkDB might actually survive was that (as far as I could tell) their database not only solve scaling issues,

by mbesto 10y ago

I should add. One of the reason I thought that RethinkDB might actually survive was that (as far as I could tell) their database not only solve scaling issues, but also helped solve real-time push to mobile apps. I'm surprised they didn't position more to mobile app devs for adoption.

pbarnes_1 10y ago
When I tested RethinkDB, it was an order of magnitude slower than Postgres. That didn't match the website marketing, so I just gave up. Dunno what that anecdote adds, but... that was my experience.