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I'm wondering how this works (or if it does) with GraphQL subscriptions. https://github.com/rethinkdb/rethinkdb/issues/3711
(Former Meteor core dev here) This is cool! Does Horizon also solve "optimistic updates"? If so I'd love to learn more details. For comparison, Meteor keeps a local datastore that updates immediately when data is mutated and then reconciled with the real database.
Kind of being able to have the same logic in my spreadsheet as well as my api ?
This could be huge!
Looks cool!
I think it's amazing that it's working with real RxJS streams for changes now - given how Redux store now returns an observable thing, Cycle is Rx based and Angular 2.0 uses a lot of Rx. This guarantees that things will interop nicely with eachother and we'll be able to use Rx all around.
Hey guys, Slava @ Rethink here. The team is really excited to launch Horizon -- it's based on a lot of feedback from users of very different backgrounds, and we think it will make web development dramatically easier. I've been up for about twenty-four hours, but I'll be around to answer any questions for the rest of the day.
Are there any dockerized versions of this yet?
Hey guys, Slava @ Rethink here. The team is really excited to launch Horizon -- it's based on a lot of feedback from users of very different backgrounds, and we think it will make web development dramatically easier. I've been up for about twenty-four hours, but I'll be around to answer any questions for the rest of the day.
Are the transactions optimistic? How does the logic that concurrently applies/rolls-back these transactions over multiple clients work? I'm very interested in this, do you have some internal documentation on it?
Slava, Horizon looks cool, and I'm a huge fanboy of RethinkDB. However, in the demo video you write queries client side. How do you protect against users modifying front-end JavaScript and thus the queries? // ex this.props.horizon.order('datetime', 'descending').limit(8).watch()
This is the question I always get stuck on with these "front-end only" frameworks. How do you prevent DoS attacks or scrapers downloading your whole database? What is the information security model?