Hi,
at the next Virtual Meetup we will get a great demo by @istvanrath and @abel.hegedus about IncQuery.
At the previous meetups @voelter suggested we look into IncQuery as a core component of the ActiveRepository he proposed. Read more here.
For this demo we could not use Zoom, so we are planning to use a tool name Jitsi. It works in the browser and you should not need to install anything (at least on a computer). I just tried it and it was super easy and quick to start.
For the meeting on Thursday you can use this link:
Click the following link to join the meeting from your computer: https://meet.jit.si/FoolishApesPartyAlone
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Dial your meeting ID: '1768568979' and you will be connected!
As our talk/demo is going to be pretty deep tech-heavy, I suggest everyone to read through our website at https://incquery.io/, and in particular https://incquery.io/incquery-server-openmbee-demo/ and maybe listen to the webinar at the bottom of the page, so that you have a basic idea of what our platform is.
Important note: while most of the text may suggest that our technology is geared towards No Magic / SysML-related scenarios, this is in fact not the case. In the demo, you’ll see why.
In the Webinar video, you mention Live / streaming queries for early 2020. How far are you with these efforts? I didn’t see any such mention in the release notes.
Another question: Do you store the complete model again (next to the original repository)? I’m not considering the full-text search index.