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And SQLite is "basically" doing what Hadoop does. Except not really, because one is architecturally simple and relatively easy to grok/hack, and the other is b
by pphysch 5y ago
And SQLite is "basically" doing what Hadoop does.
Except not really, because one is architecturally simple and relatively easy to grok/hack, and the other is big and complex and built specifically for operating at a massive scale and multi-team environment.
We're talking ~200 combined LOC of idiomatic Go+TS & a couple popular libraries vs. an entire SPA framework and its various DSLs.
State synchronization over a long distance is always going to be a balancing act of performance vs. reliability vs. security. It's never simple and outsourcing those decisions to a framework is not always the correct choice as it may bite you later.