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It's no wonder this article was written in 2006. One of the problems describes DBAs! Has anyone heard of a DBA in the last decade? Most of these other problems
by nauticacom 5y ago
It's no wonder this article was written in 2006. One of the problems describes DBAs! Has anyone heard of a DBA in the last decade?
Most of these other problems are just... solved? Any decent language will let you override the meaning of equality between two objects, if you don't use a ton of inheritance the inheritance problem won't bite you, good libraries let you describe the schema once and either generate SQL or generate classes, etc.
- the_af 5y agoTwo years ago I worked at a company with a DBA team. In my current job, there are no database experts and people don't understand things like indexes. In my experience, most developers don't understand databases (of any kind). So I'd say none of the problems from that article are really solved.