15 futuristic databases you’ve never heard of

How did neo4j not make the list?

SurrealDb has huge potential 👀

“Next failed project…” wow, right in the heart man. Not cool.

time-series databases are also worth noting for applications revolving around financial services, IoT and application metrics & fast analytics. QuestDB /Timescale / InfluxDB

can you do deno kv

need to watch on x0.5 speed... you are so fast😂😂😂

Kinda wild to be working in tech and complaining about the cost of stuff. We're doing fine. You can pay $8 for eggs.

Never any love for TypeDB

no Kafka?

Is Neo4J still good?

I am watching again this material 5 months later and still a lot of hints to check over. Thanks for your work - kind of IT tech wikipedia

Meanwhile me just using JSON files:

cool dude

A nice collection however you didnnt mention vector databases or hypergraph databases like TypeDB

Great video! Does anybody know a database for n-ary nested relations? (for research purposes) @Fireship

When he reviewed Planetscale, what does it mean for something to scale horizontally?

Any recommendation to use with Go and Postgres ?

Like si te reiste con el gif de Francella

Lol, we don't talk about the failed ones

I used to spend long time to decide what DB i will go for, thanks fireship and I will spend an era

"For your next failed project" lol!

Neon has promise if they can figure out how to shard

cool! thank you :)

What about ArangoDB?

F it i will stick with firebase and won't learn backend

I use MySQL but also interested in MongoDB

too fast, too superfluous

What are transactions in the context of databases?

Did you say ""Next failed side project" ? I am getting old and hearing things or truths, If you have not said it too, that is a fact

Okay, can anyone digest this and give me top 3 most affordable, prefer free & most advanced SQL editor with database on cloud. If anything on MS SQL or Oracle then it is even more awesome.
I don't mind what language is used like RUST ? I need something closest to actual SQL, that I can use subqueries, views, reporting etc

It's insufferable, trying to pay attention when you cut out the time to breathe between sentences. It's unnatural. The fact that people can't actually speak like that should be a hint that it's not something listeners like.

I think it's worth mentioning these two databases from Google. Google Spanner is fully transactional and massively scalable and alloyDB which is like postgress but on steroids. We use spanner for a system used by 60K people every day for 14-15 hours a day with a data growth of 1TB a month without any hickups. AlloyDB cache is state of the art and 10 to 100X faster then GCP Postgress.

I am not a native speaker
In the US/Canada, does the tech industry mean software engineering?

Finally a list of "things that you've never heard of" that I actually never heard of.

If you haven't deleted a production database you haven't lived.

You missed kdb+/q

I think Db2 has some built-in classifiers now, so ML within Db2 out of the box.

Wonderful summary of databases i heard first time

i was using rethinkdb in like 2015 and cockroachdb so dont talk to me about avant garde hand

We have been using Stardog recently

Surely, you can design data based education, education specific data, with personnel able to program data at the Computer desktop. 'Jolt'; A 'Top Gun' education!

Have you already looked at ArcadeDB (from the creators of OrientDB)?

New databases have been "coming out" for the past 30 years, we're still using SQL.

Git ready mother fuckers.

Also wanna say something, milisearch excelles for instant search for db about 100gb I'm talking with full text index... This would ages using SQL

People who have used all of them :gigachard:

stored procedures are not a pain if you learn sql 🙂

Just so you know, YugaByte is a copy of CockroachDB. It is a spin-off of the open source version of CockroachDB.