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by hirundo
2067 days ago
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> I think if I had to do it again I'd just store the entire API response in a single "document" column and query it dynamically as needed. You'd quickly find that it is a lot of code to parse that column and read and write data to it, compared to a normalized database wrapped in ActiveRecord. I've done just that, and it's just a lot more work in the long run. A relational database really is a good thing when you want to slice and dice that data and keep it consistent. |
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