This is a post about shiny new thing author loves. And author loves shiny new things [1]: "...use 10% of your time writing code (or telling AI to write code)..

This is a post about shiny new thing author loves. And author loves shiny new things [1]: "...use 10% of your time writing code (or telling AI to write code)..." [1] https://creston.blog/stop-writing-code/ https://creston.blog/stop-writing-code/ What about old, not shiny things? For example, SQL is Turing complete and expresses simulation of data flow paradigm [2]. It is effectively executable on current massively parallel hardware and even scales horizontally, enabling safe transactional "microservices." Why should we embrace WASM, but not SQL? [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dataflow_architecture https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dataflow_architecture