ChocoDB - will be a kind of nosql database running on SQLite
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Re: ChocoDB - will be a kind of nosql database running on SQLite
#2Re: ChocoDB - will be a kind of nosql database running on SQLite
#3I very much support NoSQL (schemaless, really) databases on SQLite, as it's a great RDBMS and schemaless databases are very handy for various things. I'd love an embedded Redis, but this is pretty much the second best thing.
Re: ChocoDB - will be a kind of nosql database running on SQLite
#4It is not clear to me from the committed CoffeeScript how this will work, but is this going to build on top of ejdb project [0] mentioned here a month or so ago? [0] https://github.com/Softmotions/ejdb
The source is in /server/reserve.coffee
Re: ChocoDB - will be a kind of nosql database running on SQLite
#5Re: ChocoDB - will be a kind of nosql database running on SQLite
#6I wrote something like this: https://github.com/stochastic-technologies/goatfish I very much support NoSQL (schemaless, really) databases on SQLite, as it's a great RDBMS and schemaless databases are very handy for various things. I'd love an embedded Redis, but this is pretty much the second best thing.
Re: ChocoDB - will be a kind of nosql database running on SQLite
#7Re: ChocoDB - will be a kind of nosql database running on SQLite
#8I wrote something like this: https://github.com/stochastic-technologies/goatfish I very much support NoSQL (schemaless, really) databases on SQLite, as it's a great RDBMS and schemaless databases are very handy for various things. I'd love an embedded Redis, but this is pretty much the second best thing.
This particular one is for Android ... but I had/have plans on creating a version for objective-c and C# (for Xamarin). The idea is to have a cross-platform and dead simple to use schemaless data-store for mobile devices at the ready :)
Re: ChocoDB - will be a kind of nosql database running on SQLite
#9On a slow platform (ok, an iPhone!) serialization of a 20 field object to a file is approximately 50x faster than running an update statement against SQLite.
You are giving up a LOT of performance, even with a platform that's relatively fast, such as SQLite.