If you squint your eyes, sure, but if you’re looking at the details of something like Django or Rails you’re still having to wire up your own analytics, A/B testing, user permissions, headless browser testing… first, why not make all of these language features?
Second, when you wire up a web server module with a SQLite module with a JSON module and translate between them in Ruby or Python you’re taking a really big performance hit. Just think about how many times something is being translated into an unused intermediate state because that just happens to be how the ready-made pipes are sized.
I’m saying, let’s build a bunch of ready-made pipes that are built specifically for SQL backed HTTP servers and with the features that we all seem to use on every project.
The end result should make it easier and faster to build a more performant web application.
Second, when you wire up a web server module with a SQLite module with a JSON module and translate between them in Ruby or Python you’re taking a really big performance hit. Just think about how many times something is being translated into an unused intermediate state because that just happens to be how the ready-made pipes are sized.
I’m saying, let’s build a bunch of ready-made pipes that are built specifically for SQL backed HTTP servers and with the features that we all seem to use on every project.
The end result should make it easier and faster to build a more performant web application.