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IMO it is because SQL isn't a well liked/popular language (eg. the nosql movement) and it is a lot easier to avoid these days with all the various DBs. Personal
by eikenberry 3y ago
IMO it is because SQL isn't a well liked/popular language (eg. the nosql movement) and it is a lot easier to avoid these days with all the various DBs. Personally I wish Prolog had gained more traction back in the day, it would have made a great alternative.