Christian from Realm here. Main differentiators are probably: - Realm is self-hosted compared to Firebase which is an MBass. - Native objects all the way down vs. a JSON structure
With all respect to Kevins benchmarks. There are many ways to measure performance and most of them are wrong. If you see the talk he even admit that his numbers changed quite a bit between each benchmark run. From what…
No, the change notifications will work across processes as well. Realm Java still need to add multi-process support though (https://github.com/realm/realm-java/issues/1091), but it is working in Realm Swift/Objective C.
Yes, thinking about the internal structure as a graph will give you the right ideas. We don't have support for collecting objects bottom up yet, bu t it is tracked here: https://github.com/realm/realm-java/issues/2232…
Christian from Realm here. Main differentiators are probably: - Realm is self-hosted compared to Firebase which is an MBass. - Native objects all the way down vs. a JSON structure
With all respect to Kevins benchmarks. There are many ways to measure performance and most of them are wrong. If you see the talk he even admit that his numbers changed quite a bit between each benchmark run. From what…
No, the change notifications will work across processes as well. Realm Java still need to add multi-process support though (https://github.com/realm/realm-java/issues/1091), but it is working in Realm Swift/Objective C.
Yes, thinking about the internal structure as a graph will give you the right ideas. We don't have support for collecting objects bottom up yet, bu t it is tracked here: https://github.com/realm/realm-java/issues/2232…