SQlike is another effort in the same direction. It provides a wide range of SQL features including joins. JavaScript tables
are used as query language.
This looks pretty handy for large datasets, to be sure.
SpahQL is definitely much lighter than that - the API is intended to be more jquery-like with a specific selector language, each selection returning a resultset object which then provides methods for subselections and modifications.
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Interresting.
SQlike is another effort in the same direction. It provides a wide range of SQL features including joins. JavaScript tables are used as query language.
See http://www.thomasfrank.se/sqlike.html for an overview and http://www.thomasfrank.se/SQLike/ for examples.
This looks pretty handy for large datasets, to be sure.
SpahQL is definitely much lighter than that - the API is intended to be more jquery-like with a specific selector language, each selection returning a resultset object which then provides methods for subselections and modifications.