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The disconnect I have with this is it’s a key value store. Sure you can build on top of that, but any non trivial application would require more flexibility. Ha
by marktangotango 8y ago
The disconnect I have with this is it’s a key value store. Sure you can build on top of that, but any non trivial application would require more flexibility. Has there been any work on a remote sql spec, for example?
- rzzzt 8y agoOData comes close to one, although it does not use SQL as its query language: http://www.odata.org/getting-started/understand-odata-in-6-steps/ http://www.odata.org/getting-started/understand-odata-in-6-s...
- marknadal 8y agoWe built a remote (and encrypted) data sync spec for graphs, it can be used for both traditional table (relational) and document storage as well as key/value data ( https://github.com/amark/gun https://github.com/amark/gun). It has push built in and is fully decentralized and running in production today (terabytes of traffic), and handles concurrency and offline conflicts out of the box. There are some half baked GraphQL query engines for it as well as some SQL query prototypes on top, but not quite ready yet. What were you wanting to build?