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You already commit a big fallacy in my opinion implying that objects need to be related to database access. Once an object has been created on an instance - wi
by mariusor 4y ago
You already commit a big fallacy in my opinion implying that objects need to be related to database access.
Once an object has been created on an instance - with very few exceptions - there's no need to tamper with it. Storing it as a JSON on disk is perfectly acceptable.
- danpalmer 4y agoJSON on disk is a perfectly acceptable database format ;) More seriously, I used "database" as a proxy for looking up in storage of some sort. Whether that's JSON files on disk, relational data in a SQL database, or anything in between, is just down to the access, consistency, durability, etc, requirements of the system.