There are a lot of projects being worked on across JUXT currently (dozens at least), and in most cases the client already has some database/storage in place. We therefore generally avoid bringing up XT in discussions unless there is some very clear benefit to the client's architecture. For fully green field projects though I think we are now more likely to use XT than not, but it naturally comes down to client preferences.

We’re using it at http://redsky.io to build a greenfield e-commerce platform.

> a greenfield e-commerce platform Oh cool, that's exciting. I was previously at IBM working with WebSphere Commerce & Sterling Order Management, AMA 🙂 I've often thought that valid-time would be a really nice solution to the concept of "previewing" changes to business data & rules - certainly much cleaner than all the extra relational tables (and EJB 1.1 code!) required to implement what WebSphere Commerce was doing https://help.hcltechsw.com/commerce/8.0.0/management-center/concepts/cpvpreview.html I look forward to hearing more about Red Sky in the future!