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SurrealDB: Distributed document-graph database for the realtime web

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Re: SurrealDB: Distributed document-graph database for the realtime web

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The "What is SurrealDB" page says "with support for... full-text indexing" which implies that SurrealDB has that now, but the features page lists "Full text indexing and filtering" as "future"

I would suggest changing the description to better distinguish between what's currently available and what's a future plan to match the features page.

Re: SurrealDB: Distributed document-graph database for the realtime web

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The "What is SurrealDB" page says "with support for... full-text indexing" which implies that SurrealDB has that now, but the features page lists "Full text indexing and filtering" as "future" I would suggest changing the description to better distinguish between what's currently available and what's a future plan to match the features page.

> cloud native database for web, mobile, serverless, jamstack, backend, and traditional applications.

This is also confusing; there are no mobile bindings that I can find.

Re: SurrealDB: Distributed document-graph database for the realtime web

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post #7

Business source license. Free for personal or commercial use. But service providers have to pay if they offer this database as a service.

But the good part of BSL is that after 4 years it becomes true FLOSS, in this case Apache v2.

However, it is improper to call it FLOSS. Maybe "eventually FLOSS".

Re: SurrealDB: Distributed document-graph database for the realtime web

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post #4

Does it similar to supabase? Any big difference between them? Please don’t include “built on Rust”.

>Please don’t include “built on Rust”.

Please leave this at the door, we have plenty of posts with "built in Zig" in the title too. It's not even remotely a big deal.

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