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what do you mean no ACID compliance ? the db used? And can you be more specific about what's wrong with the UX?

• mrmondo 12y ago
  Correct, regardless of what redis tries to sell itself as it is not a database I would trust my data with long term. As far as UX goes the demo site was incredibly hard to use, it doesn't lead your eyes trough a path of workflow, not to mention that narrow vertical columns are a highly inefficient way to digest data.
  • cwyers 12y ago
    Is an online forum an application where you have to worry about trusting your database? If you lose a forum post now and then, it's not a good thing, certainly, but depending on the forum, it could be an acceptable tradeoff.
    • Argorak 12y ago
      Considering that a forum is also not the most high-traffic kind of application, I do not see the reason why you should use a high-performance K/V-store (with all the tradeoffs coming with it).