Gene Smith

would be an anti-pattern (and is simply not logical) to store…cause each query is custom designed to only get data for one part of the app — not the whole thing. It would be an anti-pattern (and is simply not logical) to store information, specific to a single part of the app, in an app-wide data source.

We managed to turn a relatively simple task of showing data to users from a few simple templates back in 2005 with MVC frameworks into monolithic front-end apps with 10x as much code on the front-end than the back-end. For example, I recently developed a simple app and used WakaTime to measure the time I spent on my …

A quick look at their team inspires confidence. Their spirit of inclusion and entrepreneurship feels a bit more sincere than Dfinity’s. They may not “care” about decentralization the way the Ethereum community does, but they can solve the problem of scalability from a 2018 standpoint in a much more concrete way, able to develop a solution from what we already know now.