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PiTR is like the primary reason for us using a managed DB, it's indeed a weird and fatal omission from a managed DB offering.

Aside, anyone used the java sqlite driver https://github.com/xerial/sqlite-jdbc in production (webapp with multiple users)? Has the driver been reliable?

See also Bellard's QuickJS (54k lines) https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bellard/quickjs/master/qui...

This application must be really really simple ;), so no database?

Does dark themes lets your focus more than light themes?

The obvious candidates were MySQL (or one of its renamed variants given who bought it) or PostgreSQL, but several of us on the team have operational experience running these databa…

Clojure really is probably one of the best languages for application programming out there, and pairs beautifully with Java when you need to go some levels lower.

Doesn't sound unrealistic if you have a mix load of IO and raw processing.

Are there any plans to provide a Java client for EdgeDB?

Remember, this are devs that worked on codebases that have millions lines of Ruby code (Stripe) and most probably have to handle loads of state in the application layer, so their c…

Does planetscale doesn't have PITR? couldn't find anything in the docs.

JS frameworks with a small footprint are suitable for this.

A billion dollar in weapons also helps.

EdgeDB is built on an extension of the relational data model that we call the graph-relational model. This model completely eliminates the object-relational impedance mismatch whil…

Workers threads spawn a new JS VM( which implies a new GC) for each worker! We tried it and the gains from parallelism stopped when there were half as many workers as CPUs.

You are looking for Golang ;)

It's fantastic for I/O-heavy 'server'-type code I have found nodejs frustrating for CRUD APIs, the is 'fantastic for heavy I/O' while true ends up guiding you to complex microservi…

https://shenlanguage.org has static typing.

The article is about the basic constraints you mentioned, FKs, PK/unique, check constraints. I agree with keeping the database as dumb as possible with only those, heck even droppi…

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What's the crunchy tool for this?

Many can even get away with less: sqlite. One less process to worry about.