> But what Rama does is integrate and generalize these concepts to such an extent that you can build entire backends end-to-end without any of the impedance mismatches or complexity
Every time I hear this the reality turns out to be that building anything with this tech is like building something on top of SAP.
But I’m also just allergic to any post that says ‘look how amazing’ in general, so I’m a bit prejudiced.
After reading through the post a bit more, I’m inclined to believe it’s not hot air, but I think most of the innovation where is in the management layer, not the ease of application development.
Just looking at the first example tells me that there’s a million ways someone that doesn’t know what they’re doing can mess this up.
If the author of the platform implements some service on their own platform it’s always going to seem simple.
Every time I hear this the reality turns out to be that building anything with this tech is like building something on top of SAP.
But I’m also just allergic to any post that says ‘look how amazing’ in general, so I’m a bit prejudiced.