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> The real question isn't "do you need a database" but "do you need state" — and often the answer is no. This is a solid takeaway and applies to a lot of domai
by bevr1337 5mo ago
> The real question isn't "do you need a database" but "do you need state" — and often the answer is no.
This is a solid takeaway and applies to a lot of domains. Great observation
- datadrivenangel 5mo agoBut if you have state, and that state needs to persist between program executions, then for the love of resiliency and all that is robust, consider using a SQL database!