Show HN: EnnoDB, a simple NoSQL database

I disagree. This is a "show HN" post. Anyone should show anything they feel good about. Even if it's ABD (already been done). Keep the NoSQL databases and JS libraries coming!

Re: Show HN: EnnoDB, a simple NoSQL database

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Post by bahador » Fri, Jun 12, 2015, 5:33 AM UTC

enno wrote: post #2

I figured every full-stack programmer worth his salt should try to write his own database at least once, no?

Define "full-stack".

Re: Show HN: EnnoDB, a simple NoSQL database

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Post by afshinmeh » Fri, Jun 12, 2015, 5:36 AM UTC

travjones wrote: post #4

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I disagree. This is a "show HN" post. Anyone should show anything they feel good about. Even if it's ABD (already been done). Keep the NoSQL databases and JS libraries coming!

Yup, cool. But don't you think creating a database engine involves many high-technical subjects that only a team of engineers can handle them?

I'm the author of IntroJS and many other open-source JavaScript libs. Those things make much more sense than a database engine.

Re: Show HN: EnnoDB, a simple NoSQL database

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Post by [deleted] » Fri, Jun 12, 2015, 5:39 AM UTC

travjones wrote: post #4

[deleted] wrote: post #3

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I disagree. This is a "show HN" post. Anyone should show anything they feel good about. Even if it's ABD (already been done). Keep the NoSQL databases and JS libraries coming!

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Re: Show HN: EnnoDB, a simple NoSQL database

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Post by enno » Fri, Jun 12, 2015, 5:40 AM UTC

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I learned a ton of things doing this (not least how to post something on HN, and that Show HN exists). Can't say that for Minecraft.

Re: Show HN: EnnoDB, a simple NoSQL database

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Post by afshinmeh » Fri, Jun 12, 2015, 5:43 AM UTC

enno wrote: post #8

[deleted] wrote: post #3

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I learned a ton of things doing this (not least how to post something on HN, and that Show HN exists). Can't say that for Minecraft.

That's why I upvoted you.

Btw, have you followed a tutorial or a instruction to make this? I'm reviewing the code and it seems pretty straightforward.

Re: Show HN: EnnoDB, a simple NoSQL database

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Post by joshu » Fri, Jun 12, 2015, 5:51 AM UTC

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Nobody should ever invent new things or try building things. The set of technologies we have is completely perfect. No further innovation is required.