When I had less amounts of data in anytype, it was very snappy but now when I have aroung 5gb of data in it, all the sets and objects take around 3 seconds to load at minimum…
I thought this would be way faster than notion, but now when I compare both of them, Notion handles the same amount of data in a more efficient way.
How To Reproduce It
Use Anytype intensively with many blocks
The Expected Behavior
No loading times, or at least not so long for so little offline data.
Additional Context
Also anytype is a RAM eater, half a gigabyte of RAM and sometimes a gigabyte by anytype helper, optimization is still left. I hope this is alpha and thus not well optimized, hope to see it improve soon!
Bug Detective update ▼
Device: PC
OS: Windows 11
OS version: win32 x64 10.0.22621
App version: 0.38.0
Build number: build on 2024-01-23 17:45:05 +0000 UTC at #c71c64146c6e721ac39e01d450f38db5e6963f2e (dirty)
Library version: v0.30.12
According to latest town hall meeting, they’re currently working on (and prioritizing) scaling of infrastructure. Not fully sure what this means, but seems to be related to ability to deal with large amounts of data.
Ah I havent really created unnecessary sets, so I cant really say the difference between unopened and regualr sets. About the objects and sets, yes, both of them takes equal time to load. It isnt more than 5 seconds in any cases, but 5 seconds is ALOT! I experience slowdown on only my desktop, android is runnin hard