> "we believe advances in programming language theory and database systems have opened a path that wasn’t available before"
Which is tantamount to waving one's hands about and saying there's "New magic!(tm)"
... while standing next to a pile of discarded old magic that didn't work out.
This blog post says nothing about what makes Cambra's approach unique and likely to succeed; it is just a list of (valid) complaints about the status quo.
I'm guessing they want to build a "cathedral" instead of the current "bazaar" of components, perhaps like Heroku or Terraform, but "better"? I wish them luck! They're going to need it...
Which is tantamount to waving one's hands about and saying there's "New magic!(tm)"
... while standing next to a pile of discarded old magic that didn't work out.
This blog post says nothing about what makes Cambra's approach unique and likely to succeed; it is just a list of (valid) complaints about the status quo.
I'm guessing they want to build a "cathedral" instead of the current "bazaar" of components, perhaps like Heroku or Terraform, but "better"? I wish them luck! They're going to need it...