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I guess I don't mean more features. I just mean I want to write the same code and put in heroku or whatever and have it be ready for production load (10,000s or
by projectramo 10y ago
I guess I don't mean more features. I just mean I want to write the same code and put in heroku or whatever and have it be ready for production load (10,000s or 100,000s of people hitting it).
The code I wrote has already told the machine what I want it to do. I don't want to be involved in figuring out how to make the DB work on a larger load.
Being serverless isn't a feature for me. Zeo-configuration is. Can't it handle the server stuff without asking me to type more lines of code? Maybe on heroku?
- dorfsmay 10y agoIf you're into ORMs, then you can do that, use SQLite in dev and switch to PostgreSQL when in prod on heroku. You're basically bashing the Smartcar because it can't pull your 5th wheel heavy trailer.
- projectramo 10y agoI agree with the analogy, but I disagree with "bashing." I don't think its a failure.
- acqq 10y ago> I just mean I want to write the same code and put in heroku or whatever > I don't want to be involved in figuring out how to make the DB work on a larger load. Sqlite definitely wasn't made to fulfill that need of yours. Why do you think it's supposed to give you that?
- projectramo 10y agoI agree it wasn't designed to fulfill that need. I have not claimed (anywhere) that it is supposed to.
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