Ariga is helping developers define database schema as code
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Techcrunch[^]:
Ariga, an early stage startup wants to help by letting users define database schema as code, and greatly simplify how they interact and manage databases over time.
That sound you hear is a million data analysts and DBAs crying out in pain
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Techcrunch[^]:
Ariga, an early stage startup wants to help by letting users define database schema as code, and greatly simplify how they interact and manage databases over time.
That sound you hear is a million data analysts and DBAs crying out in pain
Maybe I'm missing something, but isn't "defin(ing) database schema as code" precisely what tools like Entity Framework have been doing for years? :confused:
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer
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Techcrunch[^]:
Ariga, an early stage startup wants to help by letting users define database schema as code, and greatly simplify how they interact and manage databases over time.
That sound you hear is a million data analysts and DBAs crying out in pain
SQL code? I do that already.
