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They graph control vs. productivity and then throw their solution way up near the top-right in the success quadrant, with a bunch of questionable "benefits" and
by nogabebop23 6y ago
They graph control vs. productivity and then throw their solution way up near the top-right in the success quadrant, with a bunch of questionable "benefits" and very little justification.
It's not like I need to choose between an ORM, query builder and plain SQL either... Why can't I use any of them as the problem dictates?
- steve_adams_86 6y agoYeah, that graph is not something I can take seriously. It feels like they’re trying to convince me with pictures when they should be letting the product speak for itself. In my experience, not much software is an outlier in performance like they’re claiming here. There are some standout projects that I really love and depend on (Postgres, rust, typescript, react), but even those aren’t ‘top right quadrant’ solutions. They also don’t claim to be, as far as I know