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It is the same as arguing whether lambda calculus is better than pi-calculus or a Turing machine. These are all isomorphic structures. Neither of them can do m
by heavenlyblue 7y ago
It is the same as arguing whether lambda calculus is better than pi-calculus or a Turing machine.
These are all isomorphic structures. Neither of them can do more than the other.
For example - you’re speaking of dependencies, etc - but any language based on statements can be reduced to a dependency graph defined by it’s single-assignment form.
Event sourcing is not a panacea.