PartiQL is just a thin layer on top of dynamodb: fundamentally, it’s still dynamodb so e.g. you’re still not gonna have a good time if you want to do a JOIN.
DonutDB treats dynamodb as a virtual file system of sorts: the data in dynamodb is real SQLite data, you can query it just like a real SQLite database, and because DonutDB provides a loadable module for SQLite, you can do this (mostly) transparently to whatever application you’re working on.
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 8.7 ms ] threadDonutDB treats dynamodb as a virtual file system of sorts: the data in dynamodb is real SQLite data, you can query it just like a real SQLite database, and because DonutDB provides a loadable module for SQLite, you can do this (mostly) transparently to whatever application you’re working on.