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Q/KDB+ for something production ready now. k9 (Shakti) for a simpler product that's in the active language design phase and with not as much integrations - yet
by chrispsn 7y ago
Q/KDB+ for something production ready now.
k9 (Shakti) for a simpler product that's in the active language design phase and with not as much integrations - yet.
ngn/k for an actively developed version that's free and targets k6-era (for now).
- nivertech 7y agoDoes either k9 (Shakti) or ngn/k have built-in timeseries database / qSQL[1], table / keyed table datatypes or something comparable? -- [1] qSQL is actually a DSL implemented in K on top of kdb functional queries
- chrispsn 7y agok9: yes to all.
- idoh 7y agoDoes anyone know pricing on k9? Like could a small software shop or bootstrapped business use it?
- chrispsn 7y agoI'm sure they'd be open to discussing that with you! Try Fintan: f@shakti.com
- beagle3 7y agoI see the one letter email is spreading..... I’m actually surprised Arthur can live with such a long and verbose email address - 12 whole letters is almost enough for him to write an music player or something.
- gricardo99 7y agoI had to google "ngn/k" [1]. Interesting project, and also interesting what google returned: 1 Nigerian naira / Boltzmann constant = 1.96791577 × 1020 m-2 kg-1 s2 K U.S. dollars 1 - https://bitbucket.org/ngn/k https://bitbucket.org/ngn/k