Ilios

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   by Ilios 11y ago

   Native code on Android is tricky. We also ran into this issue where the Chrome WebView didn't resend signals properly: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=483399 . Trying to debug errors t
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   by Ilios 11y ago

   It is hard to describe in a few sentences, but keywords are bit-packing, cache awareness, vectorization and a zero-copy architecture.
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   by Ilios 11y ago

   Realm uses a custom C++ core that is different from SQLite, and we published a bit about the architecture here http://realm.io/news/introducing-realm/#fast . Both iOS and Android API's are just wrappers around
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   by Ilios 11y ago

   Christian from Realm here. Actually there is no technical limitation that prevents Realm running on normal java. Our current focus is just on making the best possible mobile developer experience which means that the current API is tightly c
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   by Ilios 12y ago

   Anything that will reduce the API hell that is working with SQLite on Android is worth a second look. Better speed is just icing on the cake.