Hope they do start doing this regularly that was an interesting set of talks. I can't help feeling upspin won't be compelling without some killer app built as a layer above though. Perhaps a self hosted version of dropbox?
Interesting comparison over on the HN thread: bolt db can use lots of memory and uses btree rather than lsm
They're based on different technologies. Bolt uses B-Trees and Badger/Rocks/Leveldb use LSM trees. Bolt also uses insane amounts of RAM and writes get slower and slower as the size of the database increases. (Personal experience, don't have benchmarks. Take this at face value.)
This appears to be written in Javascript, please can you post here the location of the demo and a short explanation, otherwise I'll probably take it down.
What are you using this for, I'm curious? Do you have an example project using it? I think as the comment below says using strings limits it a little, but it depends on the use case I guess.
Hope they do start doing this regularly that was an interesting set of talks. I can't help feeling upspin won't be compelling without some killer app built as a layer above though. Perhaps a self hosted version of dropbox?
Thanks for posting, this looks really interesting. Any plans to port other bits of the rails app I wonder?
Interesting comparison over on the HN thread: bolt db can use lots of memory and uses btree rather than lsm
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14335931HN thread
This appears to be written in Javascript, please can you post here the location of the demo and a short explanation, otherwise I'll probably take it down.
Looks like this story has been deleted?
Thanks for posting, I've edited the title case - no all-caps titles please.
What are you using this for, I'm curious? Do you have an example project using it? I think as the comment below says using strings limits it a little, but it depends on the use case I guess.
I've edited the title/desc to add some more detail - if you use Book: with a colon for the subject it'll appear in the books section.