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By leaving sql you're foregoing the ease of development aspects that it has. It's like leaving python to program in c. Memory is cheap these days, for anything
by marshallp 17y ago
By leaving sql you're foregoing the ease of development aspects that it has. It's like leaving python to program in c. Memory is cheap these days, for anything but the largest websites it makes more sense to use a relational database with all data in memory (and this will be as performant as any other solution you create).
- donaldc 17y agoI prefer redis to SQL for all-in-memory data. Fast, easy, and simple.
- Vitaly 17y agoalmost exactly the opposite. its much easier to just get all my data related to some 'entity' in some place then to have to gather it over a half a dozen columns with a weird syntax (I know SQL very well, I just hate it with a passion :)