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Yes, I agree! My point is that using a "database" for storing your data is often an unnecessary abstraction, and sometimes even pernicious.
by enriquto 6y ago
Yes, I agree! My point is that using a "database" for storing your data is often an unnecessary abstraction, and sometimes even pernicious.
- mattashii 6y agoMost applications expect their data to be stored somewhere. To be able to give some guarantee of data consistency, correctness and persistence, that somewhere is usually a database, to alleviate the costs of needing to reinvent the wheel and inhousing the development-, education- and maintenance costs costs of such storage layer.