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> 2. Joins are an unnatural way to dereference pointers. There's gotta be a simple & clear alternative to this obstruction. Maybe it just hasn't been invented
by euroderf 2mo ago
> 2. Joins are an unnatural way to dereference pointers.
There's gotta be a simple & clear alternative to this obstruction. Maybe it just hasn't been invented yet.
- mike_hearn 2mo agoMost query languages do fix that. GraphQL is one example.
- jedwards1211 2mo agoGraphQL joins are entirely up to the underlying resolvers, it has no syntax for expressing different kinds of joins or filter conditions on values from multiple joined relations