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This just feels like throwing the baby out with the bath water. For one, they're slowly adding more joins to queries, and two, a lot of times there's almost no
by willsmith72 3y ago
This just feels like throwing the baby out with the bath water. For one, they're slowly adding more joins to queries, and two, a lot of times there's almost no performance difference.
This has been much discussed in many GitHub issues. People get stuck on joins because it's how they've always done it. Same with now Vercel convinced everyone they need SSG and not just a cache
- sgarland 3y agoPeople have always done it that way because it’s to date the most performant and efficient way to do so. RDBMS have enormous amounts of logic devoted to turning your query into the most efficient possible access pattern. If what you want is NoSQL, then use NoSQL.