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> Andl code can execute on any platform for which there is an implementation (in memory database, Sqlite or Postgres), providing identical results. Sounds like
by tathougies 10y ago
> Andl code can execute on any platform for which there is an implementation (in memory database, Sqlite or Postgres), providing identical results.
Sounds like SQL.
- lugg 10y agoHeh, thats my same remark when someone tries to describe the point of an ORM to me. Further to that point, if you ignore the ORM issue there really isn't much going for this Andl thing. I'm hesitant to dump too much on it as I don't fully understand the implications of what the article is talking about just yet. I think its a good start but I'm not sold on moving my logic there yet. I like my storage to be somewhat unknowledgeable to the rest of the world, it only needs to know what my data is and where it is. Just keep in mind, I understand fully that just because I find my current situation all fine and dandy that doesn't mean there isn't a better way of doing things. I just don't see it with this andl thing yet.