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Find me an engineer who knows both vue.js and Postgres and they’re worth their pound of salt. And, if you’re differentiating against React and SQLite - e.g. the
by dfee 4y ago
Find me an engineer who knows both vue.js and Postgres and they’re worth their pound of salt. And, if you’re differentiating against React and SQLite - e.g. they’re not familiar with JSONB style queries or CTEs, but instead have some alternative, par familiarity with another db… and the same level of sophistication with an FE stack - e.g usage of useRef vs forwardRef… and you cut them loose… well, they’ll probably be going on to a better position at another company.
- rejor121 4y agoVue / Vuetify / Nuxt dev here, and a pinch of php. I used to work with some Postgres in a previous job. Personally I don’t understand how people can keep switching between different libraries all the time. I’ve been working Vue for the past year and I still know I don’t know everything. Glad I’ve gotten hang of typescript though.
- throwaway74829 4y agoVue / C# / Postgres / AWS / Linux Sysadminery here. Glad to see there’s still some love for DB knowledge. Seems like everyday someone is coming to me with an issue that could be quickly solved by leaning on a mature RDBMS, instead of an ORM/NoSQL/flavor of the year tool. Too bad most roles in this industry (that pay well and don’t work you to premature balding) need niche specialists, instead of deep generalists. And all the faddery (see: MongoDB, MySQL, DocumentDB). “We don’t need a full-fledged RDBMS. We’ll ride this malnourished pony all the way past the finish line. We gotta stay lean; we gotta stay hungry. There’s no ‘OLTP’ in first to market.” t. TC 75k 7yoe
- conradfr 4y agoHello, please deliver the salt. Of course "knows" is not that precise. Postgresql is vast and complex.