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I had trouble following your message. You've stated that Kdb+ looks good on a resume, Haskell requires explanation, and IP is bad? I'm not a big fan of closed s
by 7thaccount 4y ago
I had trouble following your message. You've stated that Kdb+ looks good on a resume, Haskell requires explanation, and IP is bad? I'm not a big fan of closed source myself (and Kx Systems sounds like it would have a lot of red tape), but the technology is supposedly very fast and I find the language to be very simple and charming. I'd love for our analytics database to migrate , but I think the technology would really confuse our IT folks and it would be difficult to describe why it would make our jobs easier.
- timeserious 4y agoGet in touch! I work within KX as a Solutions Architect and would love to see how we could help you out. [redacted]
- 7thaccount 4y agoWill do at some point. Thanks for the invite!
- timeserious 4y agoAnytime! FYI we've released a new product KX Insights which is a cloud native version of kdb+ that supports ANSI-SQL (PostgreSQL) and has a bunch of ease-of-use and interoperability improvements to open the technology to a much wider user base :)