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This just seems to be a very ranty way of saying that identifying the boundary where separation of concerns takes place is difficult. It seems almost a tautolo
by lscharen 12y ago
This just seems to be a very ranty way of saying that identifying the boundary where separation of concerns takes place is difficult.
It seems almost a tautology to me that of course you want to put all the data-related functionality in the database and of course you want the application business logic to be as small as possible and not enforce data integrity at the application level.
But a lot of this perspective comes from the long tail of hard-won experience and is not obvious to a lot of developers.