I briefly looked into it. It looks to me like a user's data is only stored on that user's machine, and then updated to others synchronously via websockets. If I understand it correctly, that would mean that if your laptop got stolen or something, then all your data would be lost. Also any data you retrieve from someone else would be outdated unless the two of you happen to go online at the same time because updating must happen synchronously via websockets.
Correct me if I'm misunderstanding how it works, but it would seem like a no-go for anything serious.
Hi Jeremy what do you think about Covenant SQL?
https://gun.eco/ ?
I briefly looked into it. It looks to me like a user's data is only stored on that user's machine, and then updated to others synchronously via websockets. If I understand it correctly, that would mean that if your laptop got stolen or something, then all your data would be lost. Also any data you retrieve from someone else would be outdated unless the two of you happen to go online at the same time because updating must happen synchronously via websockets.
Correct me if I'm misunderstanding how it works, but it would seem like a no-go for anything serious.