Show HN: StrelkiJS - small library to index and SQL-join in-memory collections
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Re: Show HN: StrelkiJS - small library to index and SQL-join in-memory collections
#2Re: Show HN: StrelkiJS - small library to index and SQL-join in-memory collections
#3Does anyone know of data structures better suited to solve the same goal? (ie fast in memory joins with multiple dimensions, star schema OLAP queries, etc.) ?
Re: Show HN: StrelkiJS - small library to index and SQL-join in-memory collections
#4Does anyone know of data structures better suited to solve the same goal? (ie fast in memory joins with multiple dimensions, star schema OLAP queries, etc.) ?
Re: Show HN: StrelkiJS - small library to index and SQL-join in-memory collections
#5Does anyone know of data structures better suited to solve the same goal? (ie fast in memory joins with multiple dimensions, star schema OLAP queries, etc.) ?
Star schema... what is this, the year of our lord 1995?
Re: Show HN: StrelkiJS - small library to index and SQL-join in-memory collections
#6Does anyone know of data structures better suited to solve the same goal? (ie fast in memory joins with multiple dimensions, star schema OLAP queries, etc.) ?
Re: Show HN: StrelkiJS - small library to index and SQL-join in-memory collections
#7Does anyone know of data structures better suited to solve the same goal? (ie fast in memory joins with multiple dimensions, star schema OLAP queries, etc.) ?
If you're interested in defining dimensions using tabular data in JS, check out crossfilter.js. https://github.com/square/crossfilter
Re: Show HN: StrelkiJS - small library to index and SQL-join in-memory collections
#8Does anyone know of data structures better suited to solve the same goal? (ie fast in memory joins with multiple dimensions, star schema OLAP queries, etc.) ?
If you're interested in defining dimensions using tabular data in JS, check out crossfilter.js. https://github.com/square/crossfilter
Re: Show HN: StrelkiJS - small library to index and SQL-join in-memory collections
#9Does anyone know of data structures better suited to solve the same goal? (ie fast in memory joins with multiple dimensions, star schema OLAP queries, etc.) ?
Star schema... what is this, the year of our lord 1995?