mORMot Open Source

I am also looking for a master/slave replication mechanism, but I'm not sure how mORMot will behave in cases of batches or updates made by SQL.

What is the current state of replication in mORMot 1 and mORMot 2?

@ab

Delphi Community can't be used?

Thank you.

Thank you.

That's different from the source code comments. In mORMot.pas, TSQLRest.ServerTimeStamp says

    /// the current UTC Date and Time, as retrieved from the server
    // - this property will return the timestamp as TTimeLog / Int64

A git pull solved the question. Thank you.

@Javierus do you have a link to the .mobi or .epub version of the docs?

@ab we have KDD patterns examples in documentation?

I have read your presentation of KDD, just asking.

This is a wonderful thread.

Do you know Contabo? I'm using for a year, now. Windows Serer 2016, 16 GB. 18 euros.

Vultr is better?

I don't use Eurekalog, but I use MadExcecpt. I will try this.

In my code, for years I use a class-with-class-methods-only without "T" prefix.

Like

type
  CoordinateReader = class
    class function ReadUtmCoordinates(const fn: TFileName): TUtmCoordinateDynArray;
    class function ReadGeoCoordinates(const fn: TFileName): TGeoCoordinateDynArray;
  end;

var Coordinates := CoordinateReader.ReadUtmCoordinates(fn);

It's a try to emulate Ruby modules. Works for me.

"Branches are evil" make my jaw drop.

548 MB/s to 4.3 GB/s?

Wow

That is a problem with the syntax. Ruby solve this using modules and works great.

I do this a lot, too.

Almost all new code that I wrote is inside of a class, with class methods. Since that Delphi syntax don't have modules (in the ruby way), class methods help me with this abstraction.

There are a branch mORMot2 in Github.

https://github.com/synopse/mORMot2

You mean  TJSONSerializer.RegisterObjArrayForJSON()?

>> 4. Delphi has troubles linking .obj from other compilers.

Yeah.

LOL

Try using git bisect to find which was the commit where the bug happens.

Are you using a old version of SynCommons too? Some enum type definitions that was in SynCommons.pas are now in SynTable.pas

All this

  SQLFIELDTYPETODBFIELDTYPE: array[TSQLFieldType] of TSQLDBFieldType =
    (SynCommons.ftUnknown,   // sftUnknown
     SynCommons.ftUTF8,      // sftAnsiText

are now

  SQLFIELDTYPETODBFIELDTYPE: array[TSQLFieldType] of TSQLDBFieldType =
    (SynTable.ftUnknown,   // sftUnknown
     SynTable.ftUTF8,      // sftAnsiText