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by bigfish24 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Agree it can be a little hard to visualize with just the text alone. We were planning on follow up posts, so we will make sure to include diagrams.
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Sorry the docs are not clear. Right now you can only apply set operations on the entire string. Internally in the database core, we support substring operations, but we haven't exposed them yet mainly because we need to add the complim
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by bigfish24 10y ago
I can't claim specific numbers since like all benchmarks it depends on usage, but I am quite confident our speeds will impress based on how we handle sync. We do not send the object state, but the specific operations instead. In additi
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by bigfish24 10y ago
That is really cool! We definitely see a lot of potential in this use-case, especially at scale. For example, you could use the Realm Object Server to synchronize the Realms used in the web server. If you need several servers, all the state
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Sorry about this, but creating a dedicated web framework hasn't been a priority for us. The good news is that we recently released a Node.js SDK, where you could build a REST API off of it. I know this isn't really what you want b
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by bigfish24 10y ago
(Adam from Realm) Not yet, stay tuned in the coming weeks!
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by bigfish24 10y ago
(Adam from Realm) Thanks for the feedback and glad to know this meets your needs! Anything else you feel you are waiting on?
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by bigfish24 10y ago
(Adam from Realm) Realm is an ACID compliant object database. Compared to Couchbase it is much more performant and memory efficient. In terms of data sync, Realm works by transferring the compressed changes from the transaction log (so just
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by bigfish24 10y ago
This is still using Realm Core: https://github.com/realm/realm-core but exposed via JavaScript API
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Thanks for the kind words and feedback! We are very interested in exposing Realm in the browser, especially in the context of Realm Mobile Platform to sync with mobile devices. However, right now we don't have any specific details. The
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by bigfish24 10y ago
We haven't done any formal benchmarks against other SQL databases used server-side. Usually Realm is compared against SQLite since it is also an embedded data store. For example, you can see some benchmarks with our Android version her
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by bigfish24 10y ago
(Adam from Realm) No this version does not include sync functionality, it is just for use with Realm locally. We wanted to expose it to the Node.js community as we think it has value on its own--such as interprocess communication as mention
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Realm supports AES-256 encryption so you can encrypt your data at rest and then SSL/TLS for security in transit. Realm Object Server supports the ability to control which users can access which Realms, supporting for example shared Rea
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by bigfish24 10y ago
(Adam from Realm) First, we respect everything Firebase and team has done. Others might feel differently, but shipping great software is hard, so nothing but respect from us there. Second, and to address your question, we are very different
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Yes it would be possible to support. This version doesn't expose adjusting Realm permissions such that multiple users can have read/write permissions to the same Realm. This will be coming during the beta and exposed as client API
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by bigfish24 10y ago
It is something we want to do but right now we are just focused on mobile. Would love to learn more about what you might like in a web framework: af@realm.io
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by bigfish24 10y ago
It is true that most Operational Transform systems have limited data model support, but that's an area Realm is quite unique on. The Realm Mobile Platform supports all of Realm database's current data types, such as native support
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by bigfish24 10y ago
The core database that powers all the versions of Realm was open-sourced today here: https://github.com/realm/realm-core The various SDKs that use the core for each mobile platform have always been open source, such as
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by bigfish24 10y ago
We open-sourced our core which is written in C++, though different API. This now makes it easier and we would love to build it alongside the community: https://github.com/realm/realm-core
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Speaking from Realm's side, the primary benefits most developers give are: - Object-based: not an ORM - Speed: Realm is quite fast and in some cases faster than SQLite - Ease-of-use: a lot less boilerplate code and a simple threading m
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Adam from Realm, we appreciate being in good company! Our approach differs in building off our object database. We couple this with low-latency sync that only transmits changes and deterministic conflict resolution, making collaborative exp
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Love the immersive steadicam style! Seems more candid. Looking forward to the other videos! One question, how did you decide on who to interview?
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Here are a couple we highlight: 1. Since Realm is not a relational database with an ORM, we don't run into the impedance mismatch. Relationships are first-class citizens. 2. Realm uses a zero-copy architecture. Objects and collections
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by bigfish24 10y ago
(Adam from Realm) we don't offer support for geospatial data yet. An issue to track this was created for Realm Cocoa: https://github.com/realm/realm-cocoa/issues/2569 We don't have a similar issue o
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by bigfish24 10y ago
(Adam from Realm) thanks for the kind words! Fine grained notifications were very important to us to support to enable a more reactive architecture. Glad it has benefited your code base!
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by bigfish24 11y ago
SEEKING FREELANCERS - San Francisco (preferred) or Remote Realm ( http://www.realm.io ) is looking to hire for two positions: 1. OS X developer with UI experience We need a talented OS X developer to help us build several Mac appl
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by bigfish24 15y ago
Sure he does! But he should also be humble which reminds me of the quote, "we stand on the shoulder of giants."

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