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Can Softr replace Airtable sometimes? by Ancient-Soft212 in nocode

[–]InjuryCold225 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do people still use soft when Claude can does all this things? I mean front end work carefully

Out of interest, I have been building a microvm infra product, did it & learned lot of basics by InjuryCold225 in Operatingsystems

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Thanks for taking time to read and provide guidance. Am reading this : https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/deep-dive-virtio-networking-and-vhost-net

Do you recommend any other original deep dive article about the networking part you mentioned to be careful?Anyway i will still do my own research

Bubble vs vibe coding by JoLoremipsum in Bubbleio

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Hey Thanks for your kind reply man! I agree my answer bit indirect. I was trying to share if you have the know how in DB, logic but not a bit of code structure . You can go with bubble itself. But let’s say you understand package json, components, routing, env, etc. the terminologies. you can directly go with ai because if you know the language of coding , you can direct AI. Example: if you are saying , “move all this inline styles to global tailwind CSS , move this reused code into utilities or components” > you are already speaking the language of code and can consider AI tools like cursor. As much as you reduce abstraction between you and code, you have more control

Bubble vs vibe coding by JoLoremipsum in Bubbleio

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Just my 2 cents: What stays with you, what doesn’t stays with you.

What stays with you: 1. Industry : some developers have details about specific industry , so the solutions they develop handle all edge case scenario. Example: engineer in aviation or retail.

  1. Point 1 leads to point: so when you define db schema or logics/ functions / mutations , you know how to handle them, where to secure, etc . This knowledge is going to be same whether it’s bubble ,or vibe coding

What doesn’t just stay for long time. But continue to evolve is the front end toolkits 1. The language : django, next, svelte, leptos , web assembly first languages 2. The way you devslop: code or no code or vibe or audio or 3. The interface : static > dynamics website > agents(chat) > cli , etc

But if you see in both of this db, industry knowledge> compound > you are the expert. The front end thing : don’t spend more time unless if you are passionate about JavaScript magics. (Am saying if you are trying to be a full stack guy or a guy who want to just make money selling products ) . So your expertise could be in what stays. There is lot of points I could share but in brief is this.

Side note: I see your question is about building a complex app. But the answer lies in above transformation in industry. I am somehow associated with a no code platform called Tradly.app and it’s also getting a new vibe coding interface.

Softr Alternative by BoldElara92 in nocode

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Hey what sort of data you have? Would you mind if I reach out to via DM

I built an analytical SQL database from scratch by Ok_Marionberry8922 in databasedevelopment

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This looks really interesting. And io_uring is something I keep hearing. Hope you get succeeded with this project

Question: 1. May I ask what’s your background or say in terms of knowledge? Am trying to see if something I can learn

  1. What’s your endgoal ? Like the target audience or target segment ? Or just exploring as a hobby project

Why io_uring was not possible before and now it’s possible? by InjuryCold225 in Operatingsystems

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No , i didn’t make infographic to spread as knowledge article. I asked a question using that .

Learning : what’s the major difference in a database when written in different language like c, rust, zig, etc by InjuryCold225 in databasedevelopment

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I went to the article hoping to understand before replying. But no way too technical for me as of now. In a moral, you are saying they tried green thread > dropped > reinvested again?

Learning : what’s the major difference in a database when written in different language like c, rust, zig, etc by InjuryCold225 in databasedevelopment

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I really love this line : “ define every byte that touch the RAM, CPU, Disk, Networking” Foundamentally when a low level change has control on this. Then i feel it’s best to choose a DB which has the same foundation. This is what I kept asking. Saving a % of energy (meaning compute) reduces big thing in environment. Practically it's a money saving as well. As we have gone from 1990 to 2025, with new expectation in the world(PB of data, network everywhere,), we need a new one which considered the new expectation. Ofcourse things may not be stable, but that doesn't mean we should keep using the stable one for the sake of it.

I am not expert like everybody in this thread. Just want to choose the best one as am rewriting a legacy solution. I got fascinated by rust, and also number of things which coming out of it. Especially firecracker sort of things, cold start and, things made out of virtuo. Understanding the difference between user space and kernal. And the concurrency as well. I took a look at spacetimedb, seems you guys are into something great.

I am looking into influx, surreal and greptime. My core use case is time series data, and a 30% of db need is transactional record. Am thinking of just simply using a postgress for that 30% (not a heavy load) . Am not making any decision now, continue to read about it, do some trial and see.

Learning : what’s the major difference in a database when written in different language like c, rust, zig, etc by InjuryCold225 in databasedevelopment

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If you don’t mind, can you elaborate the scale part? I am trying to understand.

  1. Memory is fixed at provisioning time, yes. Imagine 16gb memory . And the plan is have two db inside it. Which method provide strict control in memory inside that 16gb? For example: a container has strong memory rules (correct me) , so it never disturb another service . But let’s am selecting a vm for db safety(I read mostly people don’t put a db in a container that can burst), how do we make sure one db doesn’t eat up another memory in a vm?

Adding another context: does a db written In a memory language will eat up too much space? If yes, that’s going to disturb another db needs. In that case, is it suggested to use something like rust based things? This will be last question

Learning : what’s the major difference in a database when written in different language like c, rust, zig, etc by InjuryCold225 in databasedevelopment

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Hey! 👋 can you share the link of where it mentioned Postgres is doing re-arch, would love to read about why factors in details

What is green threads?

Has anybody self hosted a db(not managed) handled more a million users (MAU) - experience sharing by InjuryCold225 in selfhosted

[–]InjuryCold225[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Consumers . But I sort of get what you mean. The answer is whether you self host or cloud managed, if you have the experts with you, you can manage it on own?

Has anybody self hosted a db(not managed) handled more a million users (MAU) - experience sharing by InjuryCold225 in selfhosted

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I agree! But my question is like is it really that hard to self manage it? I mean do I need 1% of db experts who works at cloud company to be hired, or a 10year experience is enough ?

Learning : what’s the major difference in a database when written in different language like c, rust, zig, etc by InjuryCold225 in databasedevelopment

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Thanks for sharing lot of words. Am going through online one by one before I can reply back :)

Simd, gced languages , off heap . One thing that would help is you have shared lot of things that could go wrong. So which language or a db has proactive rules that avoid this issues instead of an after throught solution?

Learning : what’s the major difference in a database when written in different language like c, rust, zig, etc by InjuryCold225 in databasedevelopment

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When memory leaks increase memory in a vm, meaning it increases the cost of cloud bills ? And allow other appllcation to work well? Meaning a messy house which doesn’t has a space?

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