> I do think that their linguistic use of "unifies your entire programming stack" is entirely justified, in context. To be clear, the author of this story isn'

> I do think that their linguistic use of "unifies your entire programming stack" is entirely justified, in context. To be clear, the author of this story isn't affiliated with Eve in an official capacity, just one of our early users :) Although we would like Eve to replace all sorts of stacks, we'll leave it to our users to implement Eve where it's appropriate. What's nice about Eve is that you can use it for as much or as little as your project requires. Eve could strictly be the datastore layer or the frontend layer or the glue layer. Or all three. We want Eve to be flexible, that way it can fit into a project where it makes sense.