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I don't think it's non-programmers that keep SQL around; it's that there hasn't been a replacement for SQL that is better enough to replace it. I think C suffe
by wvenable 8y ago
I don't think it's non-programmers that keep SQL around; it's that there hasn't been a replacement for SQL that is better enough to replace it. I think C suffers from the same problem.
- simplify 8y agoI find cypher to be a superior language to SQL. It expresses relationships more succinctly and intuitively, and has better support for aggregations.
- ilikehurdles 8y agoI also find datalog superior.