I guess it's all the standard trouble with DSLs: poor tooling integration, having to work at different layers.
An IDE that understood SQL would probably mitigate almost all opposition and yet nobody came up with one after all these years. So I guess the standard DSL defense doesn't really doesn't work.
All right, point taken, I'll take my downvotes and go home :) I don't use an IDE and most people I work with don't either. But this is a useful reminder that the world can be very different outside of one's bubble.
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I guess it's all the standard trouble with DSLs: poor tooling integration, having to work at different layers.
An IDE that understood SQL would probably mitigate almost all opposition and yet nobody came up with one after all these years. So I guess the standard DSL defense doesn't really doesn't work.
All right, point taken, I'll take my downvotes and go home :) I don't use an IDE and most people I work with don't either. But this is a useful reminder that the world can be very different outside of one's bubble.