sirstompsalot

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by sirstompsalot 11y ago
No, its definitely not. However, I can think of a few instances where I might use it along with Deepstream.
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by sirstompsalot 11y ago
Similarly (without reading too much about it) can I use InfluxDb instead of RethinkDb? (Disclaimer: I'm a RethinkDB fanboy, but I'd like to know my options.)
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by sirstompsalot 11y ago
Yeah, that's the same conclusion that I came to myself. In my past experience the bottleneck is almost always the database but throw in Laravel and it takes some serious hardware just to stay afloat. I recently started thinking about s
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by sirstompsalot 11y ago
I've been resistant to using React, but this is a great and clear example of the power of React! Thanks for sharing.
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by sirstompsalot 11y ago
Yes, I have seen 5.0 benchmarks and even run some boom tests myself (admittedly nothing in a terrible amount of depth). The one I can cite offhand is this one http://blog.a-way-out.net/blog/2015/03/27/php
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by sirstompsalot 11y ago
Great response, and you make a great point - focus on coding speed is a great reason to choose Laravel. It's also hugely popular and now with it's LTS, it's going to be around for a while. For me personally, I was a ZF 1.x gu
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by sirstompsalot 11y ago
Too bad it is still slow as a glacier.
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by sirstompsalot 11y ago
Cause really, most of us are old enough to remember this show.
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Things You Should Know About: The ‘Dinosaurs’ Finale(robotbutt.com)
1 points by sirstompsalot 11y ago|2 comments
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by sirstompsalot 11y ago
Biggest thing I can't stand about the new overhaul is the barrier for the open source version - I want to evaluate for my purposes, not give you my email. Been following Riak for some time now, and I'm hopeful this will do good th
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MemSQL4 Released, Community Edition and Enterprise(memsql.com)
4 points by sirstompsalot 11y ago|0 comments
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by sirstompsalot 11y ago
Bloody creepy.