ngl, a lot of the times, an in-memory “database” that gets backed up to a file is perfectly reasonable. Even consumer devices have dozens of gigabytes of RAM. What percentile of applications needs more?
Just because a technology works well for a few cases shouldn’t mean it’s the default. What’s the 80% solution is much more interesting IMO.
Just because a technology works well for a few cases shouldn’t mean it’s the default. What’s the 80% solution is much more interesting IMO.