No processing done at the DB very often implies more queries and consequently a higher workload in the DB than just doing the processing there. That's evident when looking at typical ORM usage (usually very chatty…
A pilot. I'm on my way
I disagree here, Elixir looks similar to Ruby from a syntax perspective. But as soon as you dig into OTP it is a completely new world. It's true that as a beginner you can simply do web development with Phoenix and that…
No processing done at the DB very often implies more queries and consequently a higher workload in the DB than just doing the processing there. That's evident when looking at typical ORM usage (usually very chatty…
A pilot. I'm on my way
I disagree here, Elixir looks similar to Ruby from a syntax perspective. But as soon as you dig into OTP it is a completely new world. It's true that as a beginner you can simply do web development with Phoenix and that…