| What an impressive release! It makes me very curious. Delivered to GitHub fully-formed: A grand total of 9 commits (mostly docs and CI fixes), all in the last 5 hours, and v0.1.0 released 3 hours ago. No external database/storage-layer dependencies, so it's not "just" a CLI/server/parser wrapper around other libraries doing the "real work". It appears to have a substantial test suite (76% code coverage, not skipping the scary bits), and great documentation. There's a bit of context on https://github.com/stoolap but not much else about the author, project goals, relationship to other systems, e.g. it could be the data layer for something else. (Interestingly, there's an archived stoolap-go repo with a very similar Go implementation of a columnar/hybrid database, so this is not the author's "first draft".) |
The git history thing honestly my commits were a mess after months of work. Dead ends, experiments, "fix fix fix" commits. Figured I'd start clean for release. In hindsight, probably should have kept the ugly history looks less suspicious than one big commit.
Goal is basically SQLite but with real MVCC and analytical features (window functions, parallel queries). Something you can embed but that doesn't choke on concurrent writes or complex queries.
Community kill me here but other side thank you for the positive comment here.