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Concepts like this seem fine a lot of the time for simple apps, but eventually you're going to want to _do_ something with the data. Query its history, integrat
by tech2 10y ago
Concepts like this seem fine a lot of the time for simple apps, but eventually you're going to want to _do_ something with the data. Query its history, integrate with other systems, etc.
I read an aphorism of sorts a long time ago that basically stated that your software is _relatively_ unimportant, it's the data that's you should worry about. Think about that before trusting that random system X can handle your data for you.
- Svenskunganka 10y agoSince Deepstream just plugs into whatever database you want to use, you still have the possibility to query history, integrate with other systems, and so on - without using Deepstream at all, but at the same time you can do that using Deepstream as well.