Other guy said it right. These work and are fine but you lose the legacy stuff. If you know your limits and where the eventual system will end up it's great and probably better.
If you are building a expandable long term system and you want all the goodies baked in choose airflow.
Pretty much the same as any architecture choice. Ugly/hard often means control and features, pretty/easy means less of both.
On the surface the differences are not very noticable other than the learning curve of getting started.
If you are building a expandable long term system and you want all the goodies baked in choose airflow.
Pretty much the same as any architecture choice. Ugly/hard often means control and features, pretty/easy means less of both.
On the surface the differences are not very noticable other than the learning curve of getting started.