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by cloutiertyler 2y ago
I mean you can download it and give it a try! For BitCraft we scale it with IMC (inter-module communication). It works very similarly to Elixir.
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by cloutiertyler 2y ago
It solves 3 problems: 1. Server <> client sync is handled for you 2. Server <> database sync is eliminated 3. Deployment is super easy because you just upload your wasm module to the database, and SpacetimeDB schedules it (simil
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by cloutiertyler 2y ago
Just to copy in my response from there too: I'm Tyler (guy in the video). In BitCraft we currently implement client-side prediction outside of SpacetimeDB. However, we DO plan to add automatic client-side prediction as a feature for Sp
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by cloutiertyler 2y ago
We are currently working on IMC (inter-module communication) which allows the database modules to act like persistent actors. They can pass messages between databases and create new databases as well. It's similar to Erlang/BEAM.
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by cloutiertyler 2y ago
Mutations through SQL are disallowed for clients. They must update state via "reducers" (aka RPC calls to the Wasm module).
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by cloutiertyler 2y ago
Definitely something we're looking to tackle in the near future. Lag-compensation, client-side prediction, and alternative transport layers are all in the works!
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by cloutiertyler 2y ago
I'm Tyler (guy in the video). We do not currently do lag compensation/client-side prediction for you, but you can do it. In BitCraft we implement it outside of SpacetimeDB. However, we DO plan to add automatic client-side predicti
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by cloutiertyler 2y ago
We have this document: https://spacetimedb.com/docs/how-to/incremental-migrations We also plan to allow you do apply migrations when you publish your module, but that is not yet released.
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Show HN: SpacetimeDB 1.0 Is Here(github.com)
21 points by cloutiertyler 2y ago|3 comments
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by cloutiertyler 2y ago
Def give it a try. It's pretty slick.
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SpacetimeDB v1.0.0(spacetimedb.com)
39 points by cloutiertyler 2y ago|4 comments
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
SpacetimeDB is one such database. It has the concept of an `Identity` which is just a 256 bit unique identifier for a connected user.
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
Wow, this really means a lot to me. I'm so glad you enjoyed the article!
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
Will fix. Writing all these down.
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
Will fix. Writing all these down.
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
This is an excellent talk for sure.
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
Will fix!
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
This is of course what SpacetimeDB does. The stored procedures fail any transactions that are not authorized to be carried out. e.g. if a player is not high enough level or something.
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback, we've definitely got to fix the mobile scaling stuff.
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
I am on here. Will definitely take a look!
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Databases are the endgame for data-oriented design(spacetimedb.com)
238 points by cloutiertyler 3y ago|152 comments
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SpacetimeDB v0.7 Released: WebAssembly stored procedure database written in Rust(github.com)
5 points by cloutiertyler 3y ago|1 comments
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
We just released v0.7.0-beta of SpacetimeDB. SpacetimeDB combines your application server and database into a single service. You can write your application logic as WebAssembly stored procedures which are uploaded into your database, allow
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
It's a thought we clearly share!
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
You can use SpacetimeDB as an embedded library as well. It depends on how you want to use it. sqlite doesn't really provide you a way to have replicas of your data or manage the data across multiple machines. It's complicated, but
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
Absolutely. This was the original reason that we built this system. We found that we could get much much better performance when dealing with persistent data by putting the logic in the same process as the system which persists the data.
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
It's not based on sqlite. We have a custom database engine which we needed for performance reasons for BitCraft. We need to be able to control very carefully what is done in memory vs on disk so that we can manage latency for games and
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
Thank you! Join our Discord if you like. We'll be there to answer questions almost all the time.
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
There is no lesser GPLv2.0, you need a custom linking exception there too.
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by cloutiertyler 3y ago
Whoops! We'll fix this right away. Good catch, thanks for the heads up!

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