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I'm sure people will call out performance is likely due to the different nature of the beast that is now redis -- there are lots of wire compatible implementati

I'm sure people will call out performance is likely due to the different nature of the beast that is now redis -- there are lots of wire compatible implementations that are faster thant redis, with some lost affordances. Either way, the templating bit on the homepage is a pretty interesting concept. Storage and templating in one with write operations in the template. Im curious how this grows out and whether it will be great or a regret. Somewhat dynamic static sites like that could be fun.

mkristiansen 2y ago
On the first part, yes there are pleanty of wire-compatable redis clones. And while those are interesting, its your second part that I find interesting as well. The idea of having a strong templating engine with a fast storage backend able to use dynamic content to deliver efficiently renderes websites with minimal hardware.