Not sure but didn't get any information about how the data is stored between the nodes. Does each node keep full state and synchronize when connected to the network(similar to blockchain), or is the data split between available nodes? Could someone clarify the storage part?
I do like the new solution more than the Realtime Database, but I see only this solution to fit smaller scale. Applications with heavy write could get really expensive. Also, the standard plan has only "Maximum write rate to a document 1 per second". The write is currently three times expensive operation as read hopefully, this would be lowered in future.
Well, you can find some developers from Slack rooms example for Golang https://invite.slack.golangbridge.org/. In most Slack rooms there are jobs channels where you might find people for your project.
Hello @hobbescotch, is it possible to describe the techniques used to scrape the data, what technology stack are you using, where are you hosting, what would be the premium features?
I definitely like the GraphQL idea, it has been out from since 2015. But the adoption and real-world application usage of GraphQL is quite low. What's the reason is GraphQL too raw or too complicated to get started with to replace REST APIs ?
Most of the tools listed use PhantomJS or QT core browser as the base. The problem is that PhantomJS doesn't support many new API-s or the rendering is different.
There is also headless chrome browser in development, not sure if there are any prebuilt binaries out there?