Logseq 2.0 moves to database backend, ditches file-based storage
Hacker News·14h·karencarits
Logseq's new beta swaps its file-based architecture for a proper database, promising faster queries and better scalability for power users with large knowledge bases. For indie builders using Logseq as infrastructure, this could mean more reliable performance—though early adopters should expect the typical beta friction.
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