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The advantage is it runs on linux so you can get it right next to your redis or whatever else. I really hope 3.0 addresses missing SqlDbTypes like Date, Struct
by benologist 14y ago
The advantage is it runs on linux so you can get it right next to your redis or whatever else.
I really hope 3.0 addresses missing SqlDbTypes like Date, Structured etc.
- tracker1 14y agoI've been using Node.js more and more for simple services, scripts etc.. and that's on Windows. Have some data migration process scripts in Node.js because going from a flat structure across many database tables (with weird joins etc), to a hierarchical object structure was far easier in Node.js. The output was dumping to .json.gz files to be called from a simple service, in addition to a statuslist.json file... the partner wanted a filter... was faster/lighter to re-use the node.js implemented parts, and re-implement the 4 api calls in node using ARR as a reverse proxy from IIS.. works great, and now handles the edge cases better... Was under 3 hours of work. I know this isn't Mono, of which I've been a big fan, and it's my first go-to for building certain applications cross platform, but have to admit that Node.js seems to be a better workflow, when you want to get a small task done. No spooling up a new project in VS, with build efforts. It just works.
- benologist 14y agoYeah I've been doing the same actually heh.