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What a garbage website with garbage information without sources.

You should add "user-select: none;" so it looks better on touch devices without the blue selection box.

And then somewhere in 2019 it suddenly became a racist word against people of color in northern amerika.

Same here in germany. When we hear the word master, most people think of the master in karate kid or the master degree of a university. I think only in the usa people are so full of hate that they directly think of bad stuff.

The value of everything is negative when you measure by these standards. We should stop laughing to emit less CO2.

Its mostly about having secure transactions between state transitions. If you do not need them, you have often better performance when you run multiple instances with a load balancer.

From the docs it does not look like that every http tx is stored onchain. It is more like an ssl-alternative where you sign stuff with bitcoin crypto and therefore not need to trust the sender.

If you do not need a database at all, of course you can just use the plain programming language.

I would be able to document websockets side by side with "normal" requests and then use the same tooling for code generation or validation.

I would love if the definition of websockets would be added to OpenAPI https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification/issues/523

Please add a screenshot of code to the readme and also fill your online editor with a block of example code.

Also we have some disadvantages we didn't had 1918. Like most people living in dense cities. Or it is harder to force people into quarantine.

Yes. GPUs also do not have tires. Who cares?

You should learn to code because it is fun. If you do not like coding for the sake of coding, choose another profession.

This is BS-statistics. Everyone I know who drinks low-fat-milk is also the one watching his diet and making sports daily.

The "study" didn't even connect the fat-milk to some biological behavior of our DNA. They just counted humans and the milk they drink.

If you want to have PouchDB without being tied to the CouchDB-backend, check out RxDB. It supports replication via GraphQL.

https://github.com/pubkey/rxdb

This is not even true. Firebase Realtime Database supports offline-first while SapphireDB is just streaming results to the client, like RethinkDB or Meteor.

So someone upload many videos generated with this tool to youtube. I was really impressed when I stumpled upon it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_mSedHiTk0

I also miss that in GraphQL. With swagger I can exactly define how an object looks like. Not only if something is null or string, but also what the minLength the string is or what enum-values it can have.

RxDB is offline first. You can still query your data even when the user has no internet. Hasura will not make your app workable without a stable connection to the server.

I do not think that meteor will scale better then your GraphQL server with whatever database you want to have. With meteor you are bound to a specific ecosystem which is often a pain. RxDB does only one thing, it is a client side database. Everything else in your stack is free to choose.

No you normally do not send the password to the server. You can ask the user to enter the password when the application is openend.

Authentication is much easier when you use the GraphQL replication. There you are much more flexible on which data you return depending on which user is asking for it.

I think you have not understood what RxDB is. It is a client side database. It works also when the client is offline. It does not need a stable internet connection over a websocket.

Your example is similar to RethinkDB and others. A websocket streaming json.

The definition of realtime is vague so saying that something is "not really realtime" just because it is not "realtime computing" is wrong.

I tried several times to understand what GUNdb does and how its different or which features it has. I have given up. As far as I can tell it is something between Blockchain, graph-database and sync.

I also tried to understand the codebase which is impossible with obfuscated code like this one: https://github.com/amark/gun/blob/master/lib/store.js#L16

There is a big difference between the changestream of many SQL and noSQL databases, and what RxDB does. Having a stream of changes is useful but not the whole solution. RxDB is capable of using single document changes of a stream and recalculate the new results of an existing query. This saves you not only much IO performance but makes developing much easier. See https://rxdb.info/query-change-detection.html

Depends on your definition of realtime. Realtime with RxDB is not like "Real-time Computing" but like realtime synchronisation how it is described by firebase https://firebase.google.com/docs/database

There is a big difference between the changestream of many SQL and noSQL databases, and what RxDB does. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21353971

There is a big difference between the changestream of many SQL and noSQL databases, and what RxDB does. Having a stream of changes is useful but not the whole solution. RxDB is capable of using single document changes of a stream and recalculate the new results of an existing query. This saves you not only much IO performance but makes developing much easier. See https://rxdb.info/query-change-detection.html

Yes, mongodb and meteor and minimongo do something similar but with much more restrictions on what you can do.

RxDB does exactly one thing which is being a client side database. You are not tied to a specific ecosystem or backend database.