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I think this can be carefully thought through and become something interesting. I don't fancy SQL, to be honest, despite having "structural" in its name it is t
by SergeAx 5y ago
I think this can be carefully thought through and become something interesting. I don't fancy SQL, to be honest, despite having "structural" in its name it is too chaotic for XXI century. Rows and columns!
Schema-enforced document databases, on the other hand, are neat and mostly people- and machine-readable at the same time.
Another idea: downloading only indexes may greatly reduce number of requests needed to query the data.
- ricardobeat 5y agoThat’s what those tiny 1KB requests are doing mostly, downloading indexes. With http pipelining taken into account, it’s way faster than trying to preload the full index data. Despite the number of requests seeming excessive to us, the performance of this setup is already in the ballpark of your usual underpowered MySQL going through an app server.