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It didn't solve the ActiveRecord is slow problem, it was marginally faster, but not a whole lot faster. What it solved was handling models over an arbitrary num
by 3pt14159 8y ago
It didn't solve the ActiveRecord is slow problem, it was marginally faster, but not a whole lot faster. What it solved was handling models over an arbitrary number of databases. Imagine billions of writes of a single model type across multiple databases. Imagine needing to join across databases and not knowing which DB a joined model would be in.