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All your example queries and quotations are from the EdgeDB landing page. Even if you are talking about "SQL shaming" you are very specifically talking about Ed
by ayhanfuat 3y ago
All your example queries and quotations are from the EdgeDB landing page. Even if you are talking about "SQL shaming" you are very specifically talking about EdgeDB's SQL shaming.
- dewey 3y agoYou are missing the point, there's a reason why they don't name the database or link to it. It's a general behaviour that comes up with many new data stores or tools where you can query data. You could replace the images and examples with a different database that does something similar and the point would still stand.
- ayhanfuat 3y ago> there's a reason why they don't name the database or link to it That's a very commonly known technique where you purposefully take only the overly simplified points that you want to counter so that's easy to build arguments or say things like "What can your language offer besides being created in the 2020s?". This is not to say the author or majority of the readers would find what EdgeQL offers, other than being created in the 2020s, valuable but at least you wouldn't be fighting a straw man.