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Hint: I'm an ex-Marten maintainer, so the similarity is not accidental ;) As Op said, not needing to rewrite applications or using the muscle memory from using
by oskar_dudycz 2y ago
Hint: I'm an ex-Marten maintainer, so the similarity is not accidental ;)
As Op said, not needing to rewrite applications or using the muscle memory from using Mongo is beneficial. I'm not planning to be strict and support only MongoDB API; I will extend it when needed (e.g. to support raw SQL or JSON Path). But I plan to keep shim with compliant API for the above reasons.
MongoDB API has its quirks but is also pretty powerful and widely used.
- rework 2y agoOh, so you are, then we can rest assured this will end up being a solid project! I personally can't stand mongodb, its given me alot of headaches, joined a company and the same week I joined we lost a ton of data and the twat who set it up resigned in the middle of the outage. Got it back online and spend 6m moving to postgresql.
- oskar_dudycz 2y agoThanks, that's the goal: to bring the solid and verified approach in Marten to Node.js land. The concept is similar, but the feature set will be different.