bhaskarOct 20, 2023
At #allthingsopen2023 this week, we demonstrated a Docker container where visitors to our table could compare #javascript access to #YottaDB and #Redis n the same container. You can find the container at https://gitlab.com/YottaDB/Demo/performance-comparisons/ if you would like to try it yourself. Please let us know what you think, if you do. Thank you.
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CharlesAug 31, 2018

Good news everyone! (not really, but close enough).

I'll be giving a talk at PLUG Central on 9/5 about using #YottaDB for something fun, and related to the super popular, totally accurate, and sensational 1995 film Hackers.

Title: Echo [Terminal] 23: Watching Terminals for Fun and Profit

io_err Aug 25, 2018

just listened to a talk by #yottadb developer K.S. Bhaskar, an excellent and very entertaining speaker

"we would put our servers out in space, but our costs would be astronomical"

this codebase has been around since 1966!! https://yottadb.com/

YottaDB | Rock Solid. Lightning Fast. Secure.

YottaDB is a new kind of database company, delivering a proven database engine to your application, enhancing simplicity, security, stability & scalability.

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CharlesAug 21, 2018

Baby steps :).

```
chathaway@bender:~/p/OctoSQL/build$ cat hello.sql
SELECT "Hello world" FROM A;

chathaway@bender:~/p/OctoSQL/build$ cat ./hello.sql | ./octo -q | ydb

YDB>
Hello world

YDB>
```

#yottadb #programming #sql

CharlesAug 8, 2018

First commit at the new job... Huzzah for using different tools than everyone else! https://github.com/YottaDB/YottaDB/commit/b4bb2bdbc2eee73f51c83db8bd0a0c6e2b5f4579

#yottadb #opensource #programming

[#335] fix CMakeLists.txt to allow building with Ninja (#336) · YottaDB/YottaDB@b4bb2bd

The cmake copy command does not support wildcards (https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.12/manual/cmake.1.html, and https://gitlab.kitware.com/cmake/cmake/merge_requests/687/diffs); in some cases, wildc...

Show threadCharlesAug 6, 2018
@bcallah at some point in the future, you should come hang out... Maybe I can sneak you into the #YottaDB offices so you can write us a community guide :-P
CharlesJul 31, 2018
@[email protected] then yeah, it's up to the needs of the application. If it's something that will only get used by a single application at a time, and something you expect to need in memory entirely, a database might not be needed, but otherwise, probably want to setup a database. It need not be a relational database though; you could try something like #YottaDB or #MongoDB.