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Sometimes you need a scooter, sometimes you need a truck. I think a snappy interface for <1gb datasets is really neat and super useful for certain kinds of dat
by yawnxyz 3y ago
Sometimes you need a scooter, sometimes you need a truck.
I think a snappy interface for <1gb datasets is really neat and super useful for certain kinds of data
- prasoonds 3y agoThis echoes my thoughts exactly. Right now, we're actually more limited by the JS UI so a couple 100 MBs is the most you can do in a browser otherwise the UI becomes really slow. There's a lot of room for improvement - we're using React and that's causing a bunch of un-needed re-renders right now that we don't need. We probably need to create our own DAG based task management system and use Canvas to render everything - with all that, workflows on much larger files will hopefully become usable.
- nojvek 3y agoYou can now use the file api to work with terabyte sized files if your disk can handle it. https://developer.chrome.com/docs/capabilities/web-apis/file-system-access https://developer.chrome.com/docs/capabilities/web-apis/file... Browser is pretty powerful nowadays.