This really needs an actual introduction. There doesn't appear to be any documentation at all other than some slides that don't stand on their own at all and a completely baffling demo that has a whole bunch of code to do something, but I don't have the slightest clue as to what other than that it's apparently a db engine. After spending about ten minutes digging through what's available I still have no idea what the library does other than that it involves metaprogramming in some way.
With the demo folder, seems straightforward if you know C++. E.g.
Goal
▪ Working prototype for a database that:
▪ Stores arbitrary data structures rather than
only tables
▪ Supports different operations depending on
the data type used
▪ Uses less than 400 lines of code
▪ Allows one to trivially add or remove data
types and operations
Agreed. It doesn't even have a "Our new shine thing <fatal> uses all kinds of <buzz words> to improve <productivity, testability, hairline> by <some entirely unrealistic amount> because we do <buzz words> and everybody else does <old buzzwords>
> Extensive documentation with examples can be found inline in the source header files.
I don't see this as a proper way to do docs. At least give a first-time viewer a glimpse of what this might be useful for. I'm completely in the dark, myself.
Agreed. However, it's still viable to go that route if you have a document-generating tool like doxygen that will pull all of this data out and make a (rather hideous, but usable) bunch of html documentation.
