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by siscia 8y ago
No, vanilla SQLite cannot. But think about it as a library, you can build master-slave on top of it. Which is basically what I did with https://redisql.com/ in the pro version exploiting Redis AOF
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by siscia 8y ago
Thanks I will proceed soon!
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by siscia 8y ago
What I wasn't able to understand is if this follow the main SQLite develop efforts or of it is just a frozen branch. Is there any reason why it is not incorporated into the main branch and activated by compile time flags? Just complexi
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by siscia 8y ago
Most applications don't need the level of concurrency that Pg or MySQL provide and they will be just fine with something simple to operate, which is why I wrote https://redisql.com/
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by siscia 8y ago
Shameless plug since I am the author, but you could be interested in https://redisql.com/ Basically an Redis module that embed SQLite, I offer replication on the PRO version, if you want to try it out you can download the t
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by siscia 8y ago
Here the author, if you have any question feel free to ask.
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RediSQL reach v0.6.0, with real integration with Redis(redbeardlab.tech)
1 points by siscia 8y ago|1 comments
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by siscia 8y ago
Thanks for your feedback!
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by siscia 8y ago
Thanks! This is exactly the type of feedback I was hoping to receive. Unfortunately she is not based in any of those cities, so going there is at least an investment that need to be considered carefully. Thanks so much for reading the CV, I
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Ask HN: Help, why my girlfriend can't find any job
2 points by siscia 8y ago|6 comments
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by siscia 8y ago
I always enjoyed teaching what I know. Why you don't send me an email (on profile) or a DM on twitter @siscia_ ? Twitter I believe is the fastest. Anybody else, feel free to do the same :)
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by siscia 8y ago
Learn a new language make sense if such language teaching you a new way of thinking. If you come from a "normal" background I guess you can already program in python or ruby or java or C From this kind of background I would love t
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by siscia 8y ago
You seems quite optimistic for me. While is true that the local concepts are quite simple and that the language is quite small, how all those ideas play together create a very complex environment rarely seen outside the BEAM/Akka envir
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RediSQL, SQL stroids for Redis, reach 0.5.0 improving speed and offering trials(redbeardlab.tech)
4 points by siscia 8y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 8y ago
Thanks! the reality is that medium-sized web applications do not need full-fledged databases like Postgres or MySQL and could get along for basically all their needs with something as lightweight as like RediSQL itself without the need of b
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by siscia 8y ago
Definitely good feedback, thanks. A major restructuring of the main pages is necessary, I agree. I definitely need to re-word most part of the website, because selling support should just be a small part of the closed source version that ad
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by siscia 8y ago
I am trying to make a living with a software product, a database in particular. RediSQL, SQL steroids for Redis: http://redbeardlab.tech/rediSQL/ So let me share a different point of view. I find it extremely, extremel
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by siscia 8y ago
> It says little about how queries are executed, indexes, syntax, data types, yada yada... I believe that this is the whole idea of SQL or any declarative language. You want to express your query without saying anything about indexes, ho
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by siscia 8y ago
It really depends on what you are building. If I were building a fast prototype I would not use a postgres box anymore but just a redis one. If you need to cache data in a way more complex than just key->value you don't have too man
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by siscia 8y ago
Honestly, I believe that for small workload you can definitely use RediSQL in production, it will happily contain your cache or it will be a great SQL database. However, I need a way to cut it between people just using the free product and
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by siscia 8y ago
EDIT: I couldn't reply directly to it's message, now I can, I just copied my previous comment verbatim below.
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by siscia 8y ago
The point is that is not a convenient business model to just sell support, I can definitely understand why they are trying to sell features.
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by siscia 8y ago
I was asking because I am the creator of RediSQL[1] -- SQL steroids for Redis -- which is a less sophisticated product than MemSQL but still has its own use cases. And maybe for parent was enough, or if not it would be very interesting to k
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by siscia 8y ago
What are you looking for in a "community" edition?
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by siscia 8y ago
Completely unrelated, but maybe I can use the deep knowledge of HN. Browsing from the article I ended up in the page of tis-interpreter that says "You can also use TrustInSoft to maintain compliance or reach certification according to
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by siscia 8y ago
Sorry, I believe I wasn't clear. Definitely writing plain SQL does not solve performance issues. However, it does force the developer to draw a clear line distinguishing where he is accessing the database and where he is working with i
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by siscia 8y ago
I never understood why I don't enjoy working with ORM but reading this article make it clearer for me. They blend the distinction between working in memory vs accessing the db. From one side it is very convenient, however I really feel
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by siscia 8y ago
Reasonable concern, thanks for the feedback.
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by siscia 8y ago
That is interesting. Although I was looking to create something really really simple and dumbed down.
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Ask HN: SaaS user management platform, would you use it?
1 points by siscia 8y ago|5 comments

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