Congrats on the launch and thanks for the awesome product! I've been using Triplit in one of my projects [1], and it do work as expected. In my self-promotion on Reddit [2], I posted about Triplit as well:
> I think Triplit is a nice database and works as expected. It's data model fits well with what I have in mind (more decentralized/P2P instead of having a single centralized database as the source of truth), but there are 2 areas I find lacking:
> - Server side/self-hosted: Triplit server requires a token for authentication. Triplit's documentation has a section about how to start the server without explicitly showing how to generate the token, which is mildly inconvenient. Therefore, on self-hosting the server, I opted for using their CLI command dev since the command has the token generation that I needed. I know it is not a good security practice as when the command is used as a system service, the token will be logged in plain text, but I have a bigger problem when someone can access that anyway.
> - Query language: I find their custom query DSL not as expressive as a full-fledged query language (lacking UNIQUE and COUNT like SQL is on the top of my mind). You'll have to do a bit of data aggregating yourself.
Recently, I found Evolu [3], which is quite similar to your project in terms of scope and functionalities as well. From a quick skim of their documentation, I think the differences are:
- Triplit have `.subscribe()`, while Evolu don't
- Evolu's querying is more familiar/advanced (typed SQL via Kysely)
- In the browser, Evolu seems to use SQLite on top of OPFS, while Triplit uses IndexedDB
I think there are more intricacies on the way Triplit differs from Evolu, so can you enlighten me on that?
Really appreciate your comment! Thanks!
- [1]: https://github.com/thanhnguyen2187/cryptaa
- [2]: https://www.reddit.com/r/sveltejs/comments/1dndpj8/cryptaa_a...
- [3]: https://www.evolu.dev/docs