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Query execution speed is an important aspect to consider when picking a database, but by no means the be-all and end-all for most applications' needs. Your page
by _bohm 4y ago
Query execution speed is an important aspect to consider when picking a database, but by no means the be-all and end-all for most applications' needs. Your page is incredibly light on details about what the product can and can't do which makes it impossible to evaluate whether it's worth my time to install it (which I can't anyways since I don't have a Windows machine) and look. If a database product website can't tell me basic things about it like: does it support transactions? What SQL syntax is supported? Is it row or column oriented? What wire protocol is used and what clients are supported? It makes it difficult for me to imagine where the product could be useful.
- didgetmaster 4y agoThere are several demo videos on the youtube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@didgetsdemos https://www.youtube.com/@didgetsdemos) that should give you a good feel for what it can do without having to install it.
- lopkeny12ko 4y agoI'm not sure who you think your target audience is, but I can tell you that multi-minute screen recordings are probably about the worst possible medium for conveying information about your software to developers.
- tdeck 4y agoI think this is overly harsh. Software developers do sometimes enjoy watching software project videos as a kind of entertainment/edutainment. It takes some skill to make those videos draw someone in, though. For getting a quick overview of the advantages across it's probably easier to craft something compelling in writing.
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- _bohm 4y agoI don't really want to have to watch 10+ minutes of screencasts to understand what a product can do and how it should be used. Here's a product that likely has some feature overlap with yours: https://duckdb.org/ https://duckdb.org/ Its homepage instantly conveys its value proposition