Interesting! Triblespace seems similar to TerminusDB and the solution presented here - would you mind stating the differences ?
I'm posting me reply here, as the original comment just stating "Holy cow, and 80% of them are Israeli companies" was for no obvious reason within minutes downvoted and now even flagged (at the bottom of the page).…
I must say looking at the other blog posts and their clickbaity titles, it sounds very much like a click-harvesting operation. Especially considering that the blog just started a few months ago, there's a good chance…
Maybe duckdb-wasm is the answer (also check sqlRooms github)
Orama is definitely a hidden gem, and it's a clever usage for complementary indexing! Also agreed Triplit's DX is excellent. I'd recommend giving it another look, Triplit's recent 1.0 release has up to 10x performance…
Triplit and Orama are definitely often overlooked hidden gems. Since the post is already a few months old, it's worth mentioning that the newly released Triplit 1.0 had had a massive performance update (up to 10x). You…
I find InstantDB's page confusing: How far is it open-source and self-hostable ? I don't mind you having a sustainable cash flow, but it all seems a bit unclear which parts are fully open-source and self-hostable.
Not sure there is a formal definition, but here's my current understanding: In a local-first approach, changes are initially stored locally, but there's an expectation to eventually connect to a server backend to merge…
I really like Zero’s approach: it feels very much like Triplit, including many of its features like query-based smart caching. However, what holds me back from using it is that, unlike Triplit, Zero currently lacks…
Interesting! Triblespace seems similar to TerminusDB and the solution presented here - would you mind stating the differences ?
I'm posting me reply here, as the original comment just stating "Holy cow, and 80% of them are Israeli companies" was for no obvious reason within minutes downvoted and now even flagged (at the bottom of the page).…
I must say looking at the other blog posts and their clickbaity titles, it sounds very much like a click-harvesting operation. Especially considering that the blog just started a few months ago, there's a good chance…
Maybe duckdb-wasm is the answer (also check sqlRooms github)
Orama is definitely a hidden gem, and it's a clever usage for complementary indexing! Also agreed Triplit's DX is excellent. I'd recommend giving it another look, Triplit's recent 1.0 release has up to 10x performance…
Triplit and Orama are definitely often overlooked hidden gems. Since the post is already a few months old, it's worth mentioning that the newly released Triplit 1.0 had had a massive performance update (up to 10x). You…
I find InstantDB's page confusing: How far is it open-source and self-hostable ? I don't mind you having a sustainable cash flow, but it all seems a bit unclear which parts are fully open-source and self-hostable.
Not sure there is a formal definition, but here's my current understanding: In a local-first approach, changes are initially stored locally, but there's an expectation to eventually connect to a server backend to merge…
I really like Zero’s approach: it feels very much like Triplit, including many of its features like query-based smart caching. However, what holds me back from using it is that, unlike Triplit, Zero currently lacks…