> "First of all, yes, the name is a pun." - Enno Rehling
It's not that uncommon in MySQL-land to name things after people, so I guess it fits right in! MySQL itself was named after Monty's daughter, and MariaDB was named after Monty's other daughter.
Though I must confess that I originally thought EnnoDB meant "Ain't no DB" in a certain accent :p
I figured every full-stack programmer worth his salt should try to write his own database at least once, no?
Don't you love it when you announce your project to the world, only to spot a massive bug immediately after? Let me reiterate everything I already said about people not using this for critical data, because it's apparently losing keys from time to time.
> fast, in-memory database
> The Raspberry Pi that I used for developing and running the server is a fantastic little machine, and its specs encouraged the compact, memory-efficent design.
> I set up a quick JavaScript example that reads and writes values from the database running on my home server, at http://enno.kn-bremen.de/keyval.html.*
Really cool. Is the home server an actual raspberry ?