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... and break things, the part I never understood, but they sure as hell are following it. And Mongo isn't even faster for development either while it's far ha
by tluyben2 8y ago
... and break things, the part I never understood, but they sure as hell are following it.
And Mongo isn't even faster for development either while it's far harder to optimize and by default insecure.
- acdha 8y agoI think document stores are prone to an early threshold of thinking you’ve gotten a lot done without having to “waste” defining models/types and some people never shake that feeling even after being hip deep in all of the code they’re now writing to migrate, validate, or analyze that data.
- tluyben2 8y agoOur ORM allows this on a relational database with similar ‘quick dev start’ benefits. But adding all those pesky structure, validation and indexing are much easier to add later. Also, when there are perf issues with Psql and Mysql it is usually a few minutes to find and fix the issue, with Mongo, even if you find it, you might be at a loss to fix it.
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