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CouchDB and SQlite merging technologies to create a JSON QL
- moonpolysoft 16y agoA shot across the bow of 10gen?
- po 16y agoI doubt it will be disruptive to 10gen at all. I think it's more of an attempt to answer some of the criticism of key value stores as a db replacement: how do you query them in a portable way? See also: http://browsertoolkit.com/fault-tolerance.png http://browsertoolkit.com/fault-tolerance.png Does anyone have a guess as to what CouchDB and what SQLite technologies he is referring to?
- lzw 16y agoI don't understand this perspective... I was confused at first, but I read about the first third of the couchDB book and then got it, and now I am excited that a "distributed map reduce system in erlang" (or javascript) is a much better solution- essentially my query results are pre-computed by mapreduce and this should make performance much better. This is a lot easier than trying to figure out how to make SQL queries that will be performant or optimizing them later... in a previous startup we lost about 18 months solving this very problem. In fact, I see map reduce as a competitive advantage. Maybe I'm a fool... I hope not.
- MartinMond 16y agoSeems to me they could just take XPath and XQuery and rebrand it as JPath/JQuery.
- po 16y agoWell, the JQuery name is already taken. Also it seems that the JPath idea isn't too crazy that someone didn't already do it: http://www.s-anand.net/blog/jpath-xpath-for-javascript/ http://www.s-anand.net/blog/jpath-xpath-for-javascript/