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Switching programming languages is far more common than switching databases.
by devdas 11y ago
Switching programming languages is far more common than switching databases.
- alkonaut 11y ago*Citation needed You wouldn't even need to switch the database, just add a cache between the storage an the app, or add/switch ORM etc. There is a huge impedance mismatch between table storage and code, but I don't see how it gets more responsive to changed requirements by using logic in the DB. And don't even get me started on the whole debugging/unit testing issue with logic-in-databases.