YugabyteDB seems interesting, I have not personally used it but really considering switching to it from Couchbase. It's a fork of postgresql with distributed architecture, so you can add and remove nodes as you wish.…
Yes you can with @typedef and @template
Why not? See for example N1QL used by Couchbase (a NoSQL database). Couchbase doesn't seem to get a lot of positive feedback but I kind of like it. Flexibility of a NoSQL database combined with a powerful SQL like query…
YugabyteDB seems interesting, I have not personally used it but really considering switching to it from Couchbase. It's a fork of postgresql with distributed architecture, so you can add and remove nodes as you wish.…
Yes you can with @typedef and @template
Why not? See for example N1QL used by Couchbase (a NoSQL database). Couchbase doesn't seem to get a lot of positive feedback but I kind of like it. Flexibility of a NoSQL database combined with a powerful SQL like query…