A quick introduction to Nim, and an announcement of two desktop products I started in Nim — Nimino, a Tauri-like lightweight WebView app framework, and Nimculus, a Zed-like GPU-native code editor.
SQLite, DuckDB, PostgreSQL, distributed DBs, vector DBs, graph DBs — there is no shortage of great products. I'm building a new database anyway because every time the project moves forward, I re-pick the DB and rebuild the data itself. Alopex DB aims to be a foundation that keeps data's volume, conversion time, regeneration cost, and provenance intact as you scale from local to cloud, from single node to distributed.
A quick introduction to Nim, and an announcement of two desktop products I started in Nim — Nimino, a Tauri-like lightweight WebView app framework, and Nimculus, a Zed-like GPU-native code editor.
SQLite, DuckDB, PostgreSQL, distributed DBs, vector DBs, graph DBs — there is no shortage of great products. I'm building a new database anyway because every time the project moves forward, I re-pick the DB and rebuild the data itself. Alopex DB aims to be a foundation that keeps data's volume, conversion time, regeneration cost, and provenance intact as you scale from local to cloud, from single node to distributed.
