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What's new is old again. Michael Stonebraker had a paper about this in 2007 [0]. Over that time a slew of products came into the market that claimed to do it al
by capkutay 8y ago
What's new is old again. Michael Stonebraker had a paper about this in 2007 [0]. Over that time a slew of products came into the market that claimed to do it all. JSON, SQL, ACID transactions, Streaming, time-series, Full-text search, batch processing, ETL etc. Things that don't even fit in the same bucket. For awhile companies were positioning Hadoop to do all of it
Seems like through every technology hype cycle, the same reminders need to be written and re-circulated again.
0: https://cs.brown.edu/~ugur/fits_all.pdf https://cs.brown.edu/~ugur/fits_all.pdf
- sago 8y agoSo, about single page apps... I agree. But we are still quite a young industry, certainly as far as relatively mature tooling goes. Perhaps one day soon the technology cycle will be taught to programmers in the same way that MBAs learn about the business cycle.
- gaius 8y agoa slew of products came into the market that claimed to do it all. JSON, SQL, ACID transactions, Streaming, time-series, Full-text search, batch processing, ETL etc Stonebraker’s own Postgres does all of that. The article is just an infomercial for Amazon’s (expensive, proprietary) offerings.