Elliot Cameron

Cool! I was never able to dive into Python 3 types when I used Python actively. Neat to see it supports that kind of flexibility.

@jtdaugherty Yes that's correct. Putting the migrations in files is half decent...but it's just more "stuff" that my app needs to carry around. I'm currently playing with https://github.com/MichaelXavier/drifter-postgresql which is...

@basti1302 Actually you're pretty close to what I want. I mainly want to run migrations from within my server executable instead of in another tool (like `moo`). As additional bonus...

@jtdaugherty I'm really just exploring at this point. Drifter doesn't have the idea of rollbacks for each migration and I'm not sure if that's a problem or not. My use...

:+1: x 100 for push notifications (subscribing to queries). This would make `noria` not *just* a faster database than alternatives, but perfectly ideal for many applications that currently have to...

Also having a Postgres adapter would be pretty amazing.

Thanks very much for the clarification. I noticed the absence of the term "transaction" in the documentation and wondered what that could mean. It would probably be worth clarifying this...

The alternative, of course, is to redesign your schema to handle your atomic needs manually, but this then means that Noria is no longer a feasible tool in existing applications.

If there's an alternative encoding that will work then I'd be happy to know about it. Here are a few examples of where transactions are very useful: * An email...

I can imagine that certain "categories" of transaction would be much easier to implement. For example, all permutations of the "read/write" ordering: * read then write * write then read...