easywind
surrealdb
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6 | 29,432 | |
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3.4 | 9.8 | |
5 months ago | 5 days ago | |
Rust | Rust | |
Apache License 2.0 | GNU General Public License v3.0 or later |
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easywind
surrealdb
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SurrealDB 2.2: Benchmarking, graph path algorithms and foreign key constraints
To make this better, we've created a language testing suite similar to the ECMAscript conformance testing suite test262.
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Build your own SQLite in Rust, Part 5: Evaluating queries
SurrealDB [1] is a fairly complete database written in Rust. I've used it for fairly small web apps and it felt comfortable to work with coming from MongoDB.
[1] https://github.com/surrealdb/surrealdb?tab=readme-ov-file
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Making your own PR to the SurrealDB source code
Rust is a compiled language, and the first compilation always takes the longest because it builds the entire program from scratch. Once you have cloned the content from the SurrealDB repo, most likely using the git clone https://github.com/surrealdb/surrealdb command, you'll next want to type cargo build. This will begin compiling the code in debug mode. This mode produces a less optimized version but compiles faster, and is recommended unless the PR you are making involves testing performance.
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Development Environment Configuration
Graph: Surreal
- SurrealDB
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Aeon's Surreal Renaissance: Learn SurrealDB Through a Story
We are thrilled to have published Aeon’s Surreal Renaissance, SurrealDB’s inaugural book as part of SurrealDB University. It’s an immersive experience that will teach you everything you need to know about SurrealDB in a story where you are the main character. Our goal was to make learning SurrealDB fun and intuitive.
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Ask HN: Lesser-known/underrated cool new web-oriented tech?
I've been surveying the space lately and I re/discovered some really powerful new-ish tech which woke up my tech taste buds and am now looking for more such "tasty" tech (sorry I guess I'm due for a meal soon :P)
Example as starters:
- Qwik and resumable web apps (https://qwik.dev/)
- SurrealDB, maximally flexible multi-model DB (https://surrealdb.com/)
There are others, but I'm trying to keep to the starkest examples and not to influence the discussion too much.
I do think this is the best place to ask such questions - I'm explicitly interested in cutting-edge tech, but the edge doesn't have to be excessively sharp ;).
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List of 45 databases in the world
SurrealDB — Multi-model database for the cloud, edge, and IoT.
- Ask HN: Supabase vs. Neon Database: Which One Should I Choose?
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Event Driven services using Kafka, SurrealDB, Rust, and Go.
Also to keep store the data of the products and their available units we will be using a database called SurrealDB. I have chosen SurrealDB because of a specific reason which we will explore later in this article. Now that we have produced a message from the inventory we need a consumer to consume this message by connecting to the Kafka broker. So for this, we will create a shipment service using Go to simulate the shipping process when the products are released from the inventory but to keep this project short and concise we are not going to build the whole shipment system.
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