Echo JS 0.11.0

I'm not trying to discourage the author in the comments below.  The project is interesting and cool, I'm just curious on the direction taken vs some of the alternative options below.

I would think that a wrapper for leveldb would be about as effective for use.  As a specific example leveldown/levelup and even pouchdb have very similar offerings, you could still use messagepack for your serialization.  Another option for serialization might have been protobuffers or bson.

I'm not sure what portable devices are targeted, or their usage but it's also possible that SQLite is already available for the platform(s) in question.

Nice primer. That said, I would suggest using ES2017 syntax at this point (fat-arrows and async functions). It's well supported in all modern browsers and can be transpiled to support IE if needed.

Updated link to point to github repo, the demo page wasn't loading correctly for me.

Would be nice to see a docker compose and/or dockerfile examples for a complete setup.  There does seem to be some configuration complexity on first glance.  Even though it's not my cup of tea, it is an interesting concept for a CMS.

Interesting little wrapper for worker_thread usage..

In the end, I think TypeScript has all but won at this point, and outside of FB flow will probably die off.  Personally, the bigger discussion is TypeScript vs JS+Babel.  It looks like TSLint may give way to extending ESLint, and that TypeScript itself may better integrate into Babel in the end.

I understand... I don't necessarily agree with everything material design, though material-ui is a great implementation... for example, the canonical date and time selection in material leaves a lot of room for improvement.

I still prefer @angular-redux/store[1], since I feel that the eventing for NgRx is more complicated than it needs to be for most applications.

[1] https://github.com/angular-redux/platform

Nice... though I'd prefer something that fits with material design a bit better.

[0] https://material-ui.com/lab/slider/

Really nice option, particularly for ETL streams...

I'd love to see some more similar options for (mostly) synchronous stream options for streaming in node... that can maximize a single process for similar use.

Not sure on MySQL + Mongo, it seems to me that MySQL would be fine for JSON data for the sessions, or the app data in Mongo.  Requiring both seems like an extra dependency almost for the sake of here.