Submitted too early? The quickstart page is still in Cyrillic.
Redis-V8
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Re: Redis-V8
#12Why would I choose to use JS in a DB? Why, oh why? This language has more quirks then a 2012 US Republican Presidential candidate.
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#13The docs look Russian and the Author page is Lipsum :P http://redis-v8.com/author/ Looks like a very early post :) It sounds like he used V8 to replace redis's network stack? Doesn't make much sense to me, but maybe someone can explain why this is awesome :)
Re: Redis-V8
#14Why would I choose to use JS in a DB? Why, oh why? This language has more quirks then a 2012 US Republican Presidential candidate.
Having spent literally the last 10 years removing stored procedures and extensions from software products to eek out a little more from the black box that is a database engine and remove all the rats nest of logic, why would I want to go and do the same all over again?
Of all the things I've learned in the last 20 years or so, you shouldn't stick any logic or programmability inside the database engine. It's hell down the line.
And don't get me started on where the programmability abstraction gets fudged in with the data resulting in executable data and all sorts of security hell.
Re: Redis-V8
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#17The docs look Russian and the Author page is Lipsum :P http://redis-v8.com/author/ Looks like a very early post :) It sounds like he used V8 to replace redis's network stack? Doesn't make much sense to me, but maybe someone can explain why this is awesome :)
Re: Redis-V8
#18Why would I choose to use JS in a DB? Why, oh why? This language has more quirks then a 2012 US Republican Presidential candidate.
Re: Redis-V8
#19The docs look Russian and the Author page is Lipsum :P http://redis-v8.com/author/ Looks like a very early post :) It sounds like he used V8 to replace redis's network stack? Doesn't make much sense to me, but maybe someone can explain why this is awesome :)
Re: Redis-V8
#20This was submitted way too early (some of the pages are still "lorem ipsum" placeholders), but it's still cool. Looks like the author is basically using V8 to script Redis, similar to how Lua can be used [1] to script it already. [1]: http://redis.io/commands#scripting