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If you look at those "When do you actually need a database?" constraints I think its missing consistency which prevents bugs and makes debugging easier. When y
by graemep 7mo ago
If you look at those "When do you actually need a database?" constraints I think its missing consistency which prevents bugs and makes debugging easier.
When you combine all those a database is a better alternative for all but the simplest cases.
- econ 7mo agoAt some point you end up writing a lot of code to say something that is a single word on the db query. Perhaps (besides simple things) if you have many millions of users and no money. Or if you need something a DB is truly bad at.