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This is so exciting. We can definitely do better than SQL in 2022 and EdgeDB is a step in the right direction. Been using Prisma[0] in production in the past year and a half (which takes the same approach as EdgeDB but currently works for TypeScript and Golang) and I'm so happy. [0]: https://www.prisma.io/
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Is it though? Simple IN with an ORDER BY on the same match will return the correct ranking. More info on ranking here https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/textsearch-controls....
Am I right in reading this as the parent comment envisioning a “post” table and a “tag” table, and you’re suggest the “post” table just have a “tag” column?
> Every post is tagged with a given category. There could be 100+ categories in the blog system and a blog post could be tagged with any number of these system categories.
My point is, I don’t see SQL query as expensive for this kind of use case. There are easy and native ways to do it.
In case you would like a top notch performance, Redis might be a way to do it. Even a reverse-index would achieve great performance.
This is so exciting. We can definitely do better than SQL in 2022 and EdgeDB is a step in the right direction. Been using Prisma[0] in production in the past year and a half (which takes the same approach as EdgeDB but currently works for TypeScript and Golang) and I'm so happy. [0]: https://www.prisma.io/
With EdgeQL, we conclusively solved a lot of these fundamental issues. Now, we're able to use EdgeQL as the foundation of our query builders, which is a huge advantage. We built the first version of the TypeScript QB in ~4 months) and it immediately leapfrogs all the major ORMs in power & expressiveness. But that's only possible because the hard work of designing EdgeQL was already done.
We'll be working on communicating how our query builder works and how it compares to ORMs in some of upcoming posts, stay tuned.
It's a good sales pitch, but it's not immediately clear what the terms are. I see that there is a company behind this, that there's also a Github repo, and it appears you can install something without paying. But is it entirely open source? If not, what are they selling? What kind of business is this?
It's a good sales pitch, but it's not immediately clear what the terms are. I see that there is a company behind this, that there's also a Github repo, and it appears you can install something without paying. But is it entirely open source? If not, what are they selling? What kind of business is this?