Introducing Dynoxide: a fast, embeddable DynamoDB engine

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I've been working with DynamoDB for the best part of a decade. It's my default database for most things I build at Si Novi, and I genuinely like it. The data modelling is satisfying once it clicks, the operational overhead is basically zero, and it scales without you having to think about it. Last year, Si Novi started building Nubo, a native DynamoDB client for macOS and iPadOS, with Windows and Linux on the way. One of the features we wanted from the start was a built-in sandbox. A local Dyna

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