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Potentially many things like session mgmt, queues, document graphs, etc, can be done right with simple facilities like tables. Tables represent sets, and set al
by larodi 3y ago
Potentially many things like session mgmt, queues, document graphs, etc, can be done right with simple facilities like tables. Tables represent sets, and set algebra seems very common in data representations. Thing is how the sets are combined, i.e. related. This' essentially API-to-SQL-in-Redis-clothes. Kudos to the author.
- nalgeon 3y agoThank you! I also think that the relational model can get you pretty far if you don't need to squeeze every last bit of performance out of the program. And the added benefit of using a battle-tested SQL engine is far fewer storage-related bugs.