Drift VS isar

Thanks and yeah, I need to update the README to point to https://github.com/MaxLeiter/Drift/pull/135. Feel free to hop in IRC / comment on the PR if you’d like more info.

Hey reddit, this is my open-source self-hostable Gist clone built with Next.js 13 and its new app directory. The demo at https://drift.lol is hosted on Vercel and built on the latest commit to the refactor branch.

No, I must have missed that part. I found Drift, which is a Gist clone (demo). Not sure if it has auto delete.

cons; It will be in alphabetical order in the components directory. If the app has dozen of components, it takes a little time to look for those and we can not see which components are common or not. Website URL GitHub I also asked my developer's friends and they shows two ways.

Drift is a self-hostable clone of GitHub Gist for easy code and text snippet sharing. Features user authentication, private/public/password protected posts, syntax highlighting and automatic language detection, drag-and-drop file uploading, the ability to render GitHub Extended Markdown (including images), with markdown rendered and stored on your server. Author Giraffestock explains, "The primary goal of Drift is to capture the value proposition of GitHub… There are tons of self-hostable pastebins, and none target an experience like Gist."

Someone opened an issue here https://github.com/MaxLeiter/Drift/issues/53 and I just pushed the fix a few minutes ago. In short, 500 errors in production were being stripped of the message so I switched to sending 400s for certain errors (which I should have been doing all along).

Thanks!

I would have appreciated some more details on the benchmark. SQLite has notoriously slow writes in the default journal mode, but proper configuration and WAL/WAL2 mode should be a starting point for any comparison.

It's the first time I've heard of Isar[1] though. I'm always surprised at how many solid-but-underused Apache projects are out there, chugging along.

[0] https://phiresky.github.io/blog/2020/sqlite-performance-tuni...

[1] https://isar.dev/

I have a few flutter projects that have used Hive and have been fairly happy with it (except for a recent schema change that crashed production...but a story for another time), though will need support for more structured queries for a future project. Isar seemed to fit the ticket: made by same developer, nice API, supports queries, etc, except there is an ongoing discussion raising concerns I share. In short, it is not actively maintained, or at least inconsistently maintained. Isar v4 is on the horizon, but not ready for production, while v3 seems to have some serious bugs. It seems like a great project by a talented developer, but having only a single contributor is a serious risk.

Tracking stuff helps me in being motivated and can be the decision point if I do something or not. I'm sure there are some flaws in the app, so I'll be grateful for every feedback. It's written in Flutter. - [Isar](https://isar.dev/) for database. - [Stacked](https://pub.dev/packages/stacked) for the architecture. - [Syncfusion](https://pub.dev/packages/syncfusion\_flutter\_charts) for the charts. Here are some links, if anyone is interested: [Youtube video link](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgQUU8AmtkY) [Play Store Link](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vinsho.tally\_tracker)

- Isar for database. I tried sqflite and hive but ended up with Isar.

Hive is a good option. Though I would also suggest checking out isar which is really powerfull offline storage db and its quite fast. Its built by the author of Hive himself so its quite reliable. https://isar.dev/

Read here: https://github.com/isar/isar/issues/686

I'd definitely recommend looking at Isar, https://isar.dev/.