dsirola

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1. 31.▲
   by dsirola 8y ago

   I'm pretty sure he wants to say that you should abstract your database away so that your business code / domain model doesn't depend on it. It becomes a "plugin" to your application and you can easily switch it just
2. 32.▲
   by dsirola 8y ago

   I'm surprised that nobody mentioned Winamp yet. It is amazing that it was possible to build such a customizable GUI back then...
3. 33.▲
   by dsirola 8y ago

   Your development speed keeps being a constant even as your software evolves and you add many new features.
4. 34.▲
   by dsirola 9y ago

   And then you have to maintain your own consistency layer in the application because you'll either duplicate data or use relations in Mongo like you would in a relational database.
5. 35.▲
   by dsirola 9y ago

   That's not the problem in my opinion. The problem is advertising any kind of document DB as a general purpose storage. If you have a use case of making different aggregates from data, you'll have a bad time duplicating data or cre
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   by dsirola 10y ago

   I just spent whole day yesterday trying to upgrade RN0.40 -> RN0.42. It's a nightmare because there are conflicts in xcodeproj file and you have to manually merge them.