Hey everyone,
Have been using couchbase and couchdb. It works, but its a bit lacking and
hamstrung, heavy and hidden complexities.
Basically it has gotten too big for be adaptive for me at least.
I knwo its works for business apps with simple needs though - and thats
great..
I am thinking that a 100% golang based approach would work here.
- same golang code can run on mobile,s desktops and servers. huge reuse
- dont need SQL, because can we can write queries in golang itself. SO MUCH
less complexity, and strongly typed (yeah).
- Basic semanrics for Sync that can be used in different ways
- for example for a google docs thing you want fine grained OP codes,
etc
- For business apps, you can just use big docs.
- use grpc and protobuf in the whole thing because we have that luxury
these days.
- we have boltdb and goleveldb that are great bases and can run on mobile
and server
- just feels like we need to add a bit more logic around all of this
basically...
The mongodb model where the DB exports these op codes might seem like a god
apprpahc ? t was lind of a hac how Meteor started using them.
Curious is others know of packages that might help to build something like
this up in pure golng ?
Also wondering how high the interest is in building this ?
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