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Didgets is a new technology. While the core technology has proven to be very flexible and performant, my resource constraints have limited what the current prod
by didgetmaster 4y ago
Didgets is a new technology. While the core technology has proven to be very flexible and performant, my resource constraints have limited what the current product can do.
It is not yet a 'drop-in replacement' for an enterprise, distributed database. It can't yet do everything a file system can do. Instead, I have built a tool on the technology that can do some very interesting analytics against large DB tables. It can create pivot tables in seconds. It can help you find anomalies and clean your data quickly. But some other features like file indexing and log management features still need a lot of work.
If you have an immediate need for the polished features, then it can be very useful as it is. If you have a need for features that are only partially finished, then I need feedback, testing, and resources to get them working properly.
- jiggawatts 4y ago> analytics against large DB tables. It can create pivot tables in seconds. There are dozens, if not hundreds of products in this space. A popular example is Power BI, where even the desktop edition can produce extremely fast pivot table reports over about 10 GB of data. The server edition can produce sub-second reports on terabytes of data, not a mere couple of gigabytes like in your demos. You'd have to demonstrate a significant improvement over the existing state of the art for anyone to be interested.