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Isn't that Rama framework(Nathan Marz's new thing from Red Planet labs) the latest iteration of "lets completely abstract computation latency/complexity from th
by itissid 3y ago
Isn't that Rama framework(Nathan Marz's new thing from Red Planet labs) the latest iteration of "lets completely abstract computation latency/complexity from the framework"? In my mind it tries to do different things depending on who you are. In the words of a colleague, "I am excited someone is trying to remove SQL"
Rama seems like if you are a fullstack or backend dev then it can provide you an easy way to have a(low latency) view of your data to build upon. If you are a Data Scientist you can use the thing to pull necessary data for analysis and slice and dice it.
- disgruntledphd2 3y agoThe above will only be successful if it supports SQL. The best place to end up is something like PySpark/Snowpark as a better API for SQL is really useful when doing complicated things. You still need to have a standard SQL layer though, as otherwise you'll cripple adoption.