hasanyildiz

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1. 1.▲
   by hasanyildiz 1y ago

   v0.3.0 is now live! Added comprehensive no_std support - tinykv now works in: Desktop applications (std + serde) Embedded systems (no_std + nanoserde) WASM projects (minimal footprint) IoT devices (ultra-minimal)
2. 2.▲
   by hasanyildiz 1y ago

   That's a really good point and honestly a very reasonable feature for a minimal store. TinyKV stores keys in a HashMap internally, so it doesn't currently support lexicographic ordering or prefix scanning efficiently. But you&#x27
3. 3.▲
   by hasanyildiz 1y ago

   Exactly! Python's dbm is a great comparison. tinykv aims for similar simplicity but with some Rust-specific advantages. The key difference is dbm gives you flexibility in storage format, tinykv gives you zero-ceremony type safety + rea
4. 4.▲
   by hasanyildiz 1y ago

   Great question! tinykv isn't trying to replace SQLite – they serve different needs. SQLite strengths: relational queries, ACID transactions, SQL. Complex data relationships and multi-user concurrent access. tinykv strengths: zero setup
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   Show HN: Tinykv – Minimal file-backed key-value store for Rust(crates.io)

   24 points by hasanyildiz 1y ago|7 comments