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Nothing is perfect but given that SQL solves the problem, is ubiquitous, has tons of tooling and educational material, and is extremely mature... It's not going
by pier25 3y ago
Nothing is perfect but given that SQL solves the problem, is ubiquitous, has tons of tooling and educational material, and is extremely mature... It's not going anywhere.
It's not a dinosaur, it's a shark.
Would I like to have something more streamlined and less clunky? Absolutely. But it's going to take a lot of effort for anything to become as ubiquitous as sql.
- bdcravens 3y agoThe irony is that most of those pushing back against SQL are using Javascript, another language that is less than perfect but is winning because of reach.