This project came out of me wanting to be able to quickly and generically create domain models rather than having to create a new DB model all the time (ie. schemaless). But also, be able to enjoy all of the positives of having a schema, such as comparisons, aggregations, queries, analytics and so on.
As I kept developing it, I needed a POC to demonstrate its viability: Dizata.com (I wanted data.com), is a social-media site that can best be described as a mashup between Wikipedia/Wikidata, Reddit, and LinkedIn. And then I also have das.dizata.com which is kind of an API-focused Replit.
This project came out of me wanting to be able to quickly and generically create domain models rather than having to create a new DB model all the time (ie. schemaless). But also, be able to enjoy all of the positives of having a schema, such as comparisons, aggregations, queries, analytics and so on.
As I kept developing it, I needed a POC to demonstrate its viability: Dizata.com (I wanted data.com), is a social-media site that can best be described as a mashup between Wikipedia/Wikidata, Reddit, and LinkedIn. And then I also have das.dizata.com which is kind of an API-focused Replit.