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by solidsnack9000
3494 days ago
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Well, I'm thinking of RDBMSes, of which there are some written in Java -- but I think you would agree, they have never gained much traction relative to Postgres and MySQL (or Oracle in enterprise). HBase and ElasticSearch, and even Cassandra can be seen as somewhat niche today. This doesn't mean they aren't doing something of value; and it doesn't mean using the same platform for OLTP and OLAP is the way of the future; but it does mean the competition in their space is more limited and less indicative. There are ground-up rewrites of Cassandra in non-GC'd languages out there, for what it's worth. |
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