- a bunch of the novel components (the UPS aware persistence layer, for example) aren't actually built yet
- they're pushing for people to build businesses on it already. I would characterize it as "bleeding-edge with bits of glass glued on", so this doesn't seem entirely honest.
- there's mostly a lot of breathless talk about how great and fast and scalable it is, but no mention of CAP theorem. To boil down their feature set, it's an in-memory RDBMS using the Actor model.
- a bunch of the novel components (the UPS aware persistence layer, for example) aren't actually built yet
- they're pushing for people to build businesses on it already. I would characterize it as "bleeding-edge with bits of glass glued on", so this doesn't seem entirely honest.
- there's mostly a lot of breathless talk about how great and fast and scalable it is, but no mention of CAP theorem. To boil down their feature set, it's an in-memory RDBMS using the Actor model.