> Ship 2.0 is two parts, a hybrid Cocoa/ObjC/CoreData/JavaScript/React application that runs on your Mac, and a C#/MSSQL/Orleans server that runs in Azure. Oh, and a little bit of glue written in Python running on AWS lambda. Yes, it's truly an unholy alliance.
What compels someone to write a net new application (from scratch with no legacy DB) that uses MSSQL?
In my book it's in front of only DB2 and Oracle on the "Will not use unless you're already using it, migration is impossible, and you're going to have to seriously pay me to deal with this" list.
What compels someone to write a net new application (from scratch with no legacy DB) that uses MSSQL?
In my book it's in front of only DB2 and Oracle on the "Will not use unless you're already using it, migration is impossible, and you're going to have to seriously pay me to deal with this" list.