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I’m not sure I follow… If you write an application in Java/Javascript/Python/C/C#/C++/Racket/Common Lisp, isn’t it the same story there? I.e. that you’re expect
by cpach 5y ago
I’m not sure I follow… If you write an application in Java/Javascript/Python/C/C#/C++/Racket/Common Lisp, isn’t it the same story there? I.e. that you’re expected to provide the DB yourself.
If one desires a convenient solution there’s always Firebase, DynamoDB or even hosted PostgreSQL solutions.
For local development one can spin up a Docker image for the DBMS.
- BiteCode_dev 5y agoYes, that's why packaging is more complicated as soon as you use more than your own language. Go solves only one problem, albeit very well.