why /me so silent, you ask …
databases are boring but the #deno #denokv #activitypub #normalization #i18n including proper indexing with ulid, geohash, types-hash (when,where,what) and text-similarity sorting and cid stuff MUST be done properly for all the activities side effects.
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Any deno kv experts out here?
For FLOSS ActivityPub Clients:
I am looking for best practices for a key which has a geohash as secondary index and might be searchable by Date as well, like an as `Event` with a `location`
:)
> I’ve been noticing a trend with #DenoLand Inc. products. Engagement with users is fleeting. What I mean is that many reported issues with #Deno products are never addressed. Often they’re not even acknowledged. From #DenoKV architecture, to #DenoDeploy startup times, I keep running into show stopping issues with little to suggest they’ll ever be fixed. It’s not a good look.
dbushell.comJSR and Deno: Final Review 🚮The one where I am left wondering, why?
#DenoKV is in Open Beta https://deno.com/blog/kv-open-beta
#Deno now has a #database built into it's core!!
When you run it locally it's free and backed by #SQLite, and when you use #DenoDeploy it uses #FoundationDB
Deno BlogDeno KV is in Open BetaDeno KV, the easiest way to add a strongly consistent database to your app, is now in open beta.
Craig's Deno Diary The latest post to my blog Craig's Deno Diary has been published: "A Comprehensive Guide to Deno KV"
Consider this article as a one-stop location for Deno KV info. The post includes sections on pagination, tracking record version history and sorting KV records.
Associated with the article is a repo containing 12 code examples demonstrating all the concepts and tech used in the blog post.
#deno #denokv
https://deno-blog.com/A_Comprehensive_Guide_to_Deno_KV.2023-06-30
deno-blog.comCraig's Deno DiaryCraig's Deno Diary is a blog that covers the JavaScript and TypeScript runtime Deno and focuses on how to write Deno programs and use Deno libraries.
The latest post to my blog Craig's Deno Diary has been published: "A Comprehensive Guide to Deno KV"
Consider this article as a one-stop location for Deno KV info. The post includes sections on pagination, tracking record version history and sorting KV records.
Associated with the article is a repo containing 12 code examples demonstrating all the concepts and tech used in the blog post.
#deno #denokv
https://deno-blog.com/A_Comprehensive_Guide_to_Deno_KV.2023-06-30
deno-blog.comCraig's Deno DiaryCraig's Deno Diary is a blog that covers the JavaScript and TypeScript runtime Deno and focuses on how to write Deno programs and use Deno libraries.
Just released my first ever blog post 
. Deno released a new globally distributed database, KV, so I went down the rabbit hole comparing it to other globally distributed databases.
Blog post and web applicationGlobal database comparison on DeployComparing latencies, characteristics and features of Deno KV, DynamoDB, Fauna, PlanetScale and Upstash Redis on Deno Deploy
TwitterLuca Casonato 🏳️🌈 on Twitter“@LewisCTech @deno_land Eventually consistent reads go to any (the closest) region, but the data maybe being out of date (never in itself inconsistent tho).
Strongly consistent reads go to the single writer region, where they will get the most up to date data (taking all previous writes into account)”