After just giving scathing remarks to another database system, I'm pleasantly surprised by LF!
LF looks like a well-reasoned project with a solid direction that is unique and applicable.
I do disagree with some of its design choices (DAGs aren't very scalable, full replication versus partial/sharded, etc., and GPL instead of MIT - which my decentralized DB, http://gun.eco is MIT/Apache2), but for the problem it is trying to solve, it seem like you've made the right choices for LF and its use cases.
Congrats and keep it up! Excited to hear about this over time. :)
LF looks like a well-reasoned project with a solid direction that is unique and applicable.
I do disagree with some of its design choices (DAGs aren't very scalable, full replication versus partial/sharded, etc., and GPL instead of MIT - which my decentralized DB, http://gun.eco is MIT/Apache2), but for the problem it is trying to solve, it seem like you've made the right choices for LF and its use cases.
Congrats and keep it up! Excited to hear about this over time. :)