Hi all, Are there any known alternatives to the traditional RDBMS (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Oracle, etc0 /
I know of 3 written in Python: * buzhug * kirbybase * PyDbLite buzhug --------- Although buzhug has a group membership size of ~60 or so it has not seen any activity in some time - and any activity that exists is slow and far and in-between. That said, buzhug is has a nice OO/Pythonic design and is quite nice to use. I have been working in improving it and have fixed issues I've come across in a branch of the original buzhug code that I now maintain. I fear the author of buzhug has lost interest and gone elsewhere to tinker with (better) other things ? kirbybase ------------ A nice small (also pure) python OO database. Developed quite some time ago, not actively worked on, but works really well.. PyDbLite ---------- Also developed quite some time ago, similar to both kirbybase and buzhug. Are there any others out there ? Is anyone working on something ? I would like to continue my work on buzhug... I have so: * Fixed several bugs * Implemented a WSGI middleware layer I'd like to refactor a lot of it's code and make better use of more recent features of python as buzhug was written quite some time ago. I think it's "protocol" could be vastly improved as well - as pickling things doesn't always work so well... In addition, I think buzhug could do with some caching features to speed database operations up (they're already pretty fast). cheers James -- -- -- "Problems are solved by method" -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list