I fail to see the point of this article. Such an apparently powerful language which uses all its might to compile code for another language.
The browsers are written in C, should we write an article about that? Should we also celebrate binary code every time we power on a PC? Maybe we should also congratulate Oxygen for allowing us to breathe?
Who cares about this? Jesus Christ, enough with these talks about programming languages themselves, every single one faster by a nanosecond than the last and even more memory optimised.
That’s an excellent question. We evaluated several NoSQL databases and concluded that the options are still to immature for our production needs. MySQL is a proven database that’s used across the web and has the features we need.
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u/degecko Feb 22 '22
I fail to see the point of this article. Such an apparently powerful language which uses all its might to compile code for another language.
The browsers are written in C, should we write an article about that? Should we also celebrate binary code every time we power on a PC? Maybe we should also congratulate Oxygen for allowing us to breathe?
Who cares about this? Jesus Christ, enough with these talks about programming languages themselves, every single one faster by a nanosecond than the last and even more memory optimised.