I'm very much looking forward to this series. I've been following the progress of XTDB, a relatively new, open source, bitemporal database for a while because we have some business problems at work -- online dating -- that would be easy to solve with it (but are hard with traditional databases). See https://www.xtdb.com/ for more details (their upcoming 2.0 release switches to a columnar architecture and provides a full SQL interface, in addition to Datalog).
What If You *Are* Going To Need It?
That last phrase was good, left me wanting to read your next post 👍
I'm very much looking forward to this series. I've been following the progress of XTDB, a relatively new, open source, bitemporal database for a while because we have some business problems at work -- online dating -- that would be easy to solve with it (but are hard with traditional databases). See https://www.xtdb.com/ for more details (their upcoming 2.0 release switches to a columnar architecture and provides a full SQL interface, in addition to Datalog).