Organizing DB Dev with asupersync
doodlestein · x · 2026-07-16
The author states that their asupersync project has become the foundation of all their work, with many innovative system components built directly on top of it.
In the blueprint for their latest project, FrankenGraphDB, they describe it as "a database written using the asupersync programming model," drawing a parallel to the relationship between FoundationDB and Flow. The post emphasizes that even if asupersync is merely used as a core library and organizing principle for Rust projects, pairing it with frontier LLMs (like Fable and Sol) during the initial planning phases is enough to significantly enhance the rigor and quality of the entire solution.
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