dfragnito

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by dfragnito 3y ago
The mismatch of code fluidity and the rigidity of the RDBMS is why we created https://schemafreesql.com . We ofcourse looked at NOSQL but our fondness of SQL kept us from considering.
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by dfragnito 3y ago
This is one of the reasons we created https://schemafreesql.com . We wanted SQL with some of the document store (NOSQL) features.
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by dfragnito 3y ago
Thanks !! We had hoped to use PS for our serverless backend and also offer a dedicated PS option. But we ran into some issues with Vitess. I was just thinking today I wanted to get back into it and see if we can resolve these issues. We had
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by dfragnito 3y ago
We accomplish similar with SchemafreeSQL. Currently MySQL 8 back-end but working on other SQL back-ends. This demo uses PlanetScale as the DB back-end, Fly.io handles the SFSQL endpoint, Netlify function handles the query, and cytoscape.js
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by dfragnito 4y ago
It's not hate it's differences in philosophies. https://schemafreesql.com/blog/blogpost.html?id=1
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by dfragnito 4y ago
SFSQL does have a rules API not implemented in our Hosted Offering. We have plans to enable it.
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by dfragnito 4y ago
Eric and I have been together since 1997 solving problems with this thing called the Internet. Dynamics yes you can call it that. The comment was tongue and cheek about the code. Eric was unavailable to respond to comments in a timely manne
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by dfragnito 4y ago
You are correct there is a "schema" behind behind the scenes. Managing complex relationships between data and evolving those relationships can be a daunting task. SFSQL was created for that purpose.
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by dfragnito 4y ago
This is a failure of the UI. I believe you clicked on "A Document Store like Mongo" and saw "Create a 'brand' table" which then goes on to explain why a document store does not adequately solve the problem The
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by dfragnito 4y ago
Yes I see what you mean by "infomercial" when comparing SFSQL to EdgeDb. Was not our intention, its a work in progress. Will make the needed changes, thanks again for feedback.
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by dfragnito 4y ago
The focus is on value prop. and yes the docs are lacking. Your feedback to include a comparison of our language to SQL is good. I was hoping the breakdown of the "shop admin" demo detailed the semantics of the language but looks
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Show HN: SchemafreeSQL – Data, Fluid as Code(schemafreesql.com)
42 points by dfragnito 4y ago|19 comments
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by dfragnito 4y ago
Have you looked at planetscale.
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Philosophers Rule the Day(schemafreesql.com)
1 points by dfragnito 5y ago|0 comments
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by dfragnito 5y ago
It would not work in its current state but we have plans for a Lambda compatable offering. We are also looking at fly.io and other "serverless" function providers.
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by dfragnito 5y ago
In a self hosted model developers would host SFSQL on their own infrastructure, which could be AWS, Google, Azure, DO, etc.. There is no reliance on us. Yes we are maintaining the API and underlying implementation. Software is a Service t
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by dfragnito 5y ago
Great question. We have shut down our consulting business and are all in on SFSQL. We will not be offering a FOSS solution. Our plans are to provide SFSQL via a subscription based self hosted model. Delivered initially as a docker containe
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by dfragnito 5y ago
I see, thanks we will change the verbiage. We tried to remove friction by allowing beta account creation without a password and one click demo account creation. You can start using the beta service without creating a password, maybe that wa
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by dfragnito 5y ago
Looks like chrome pw gen does not generate a special character we have removed that restriction. Please try again.
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by dfragnito 5y ago
Checking into this now.
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by dfragnito 5y ago
A more detailed response will be provided shortly but I do encourage you to launch a demo, https://schemafreesql.com/demo.html . You will be provided with an endpoint and access key to your own dedicated SFSQL service. No l
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by dfragnito 5y ago
I would hope that the “what” SFSQL is doing for you is answered on our home page, if not our apologies. We are constantly working on describing the benefits of using SFSQL. “How” we do it is a bit of a moving target for now. The purpose of
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Show HN: A Schemaless Data Store Within Your SQL Database(schemafreesql.com)
45 points by dfragnito 5y ago|41 comments
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Show HN: A Schemaless Data Store Within Your SQL Database(schemafreesql.com)
1 points by dfragnito 5y ago|0 comments
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by dfragnito 6y ago
Software exists for its users business exist for its owners more precisely its stakeholder, further divide stakeholders into the various rights, control, claims on cash flow, claims on assets, give users the first then watch what happens.
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SchemaFreeSQL: A Restfull Service for Any SQL DB(schemafreesql.com)
2 points by dfragnito 8y ago|0 comments
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by dfragnito 10y ago
I forgot it's April 1, ugh, it was very early when I received this email.
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Is this the future of advertising?
2 points by dfragnito 10y ago|1 comments
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by dfragnito 11y ago
"Servicise" everything. The purchase of the UBER-toaster has a web-service associated with it. Do you really want the toaster or do you want your bread toaseted? When you re "sell" the toaster the service goes with it, i
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by dfragnito 11y ago
It so happened I was given 5 different pens over a course of a week. Each pen had a different interface twist, pull, slide, press, not one was of the traditional variety of clicking the top. The following week I had to go to the bank to sig

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