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"Do one thing and do it well" is problematic for things that store a lot of data. Especially for things that are supposed to be an authoritative source. Gettin
by jeffdavis 11y ago
"Do one thing and do it well" is problematic for things that store a lot of data. Especially for things that are supposed to be an authoritative source.
Getting storage right is very hard. Either it's too low-level, and it's hard for applications to coordinate complex operations without corrupting data; or you end up putting a lot of features in and end up with a SQL dbms; or everything does its own storage and you have a mess.