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From @tbtstl's comment "We used NextJS for the UI, and Node + LevelDB on the backend." Just to add: Both the frontend and backend use TypeScript.
by justjake 7y ago
From @tbtstl's comment
"We used NextJS for the UI, and Node + LevelDB on the backend."
Just to add: Both the frontend and backend use TypeScript.
- justjake 7y ago>What kind of data model/consistency/isolation does it offer? Each DB is a full new instance (with a mutex for read/write and open/close). Your data isn't shared between any other DB. It offers read-your-writes consistency since there's no sharding/duplication ATM. Hopefully that covers it. Otherwise happy to clarify.