It's a little dogmatic in places. For example, stored procedures and custom functions to improve database performance are a perfectly legitimate approach, but not the only one, and it comes with limitations as well as benefits. :P
Also, way to totally omit NoSQL data stores and automated testing. Selenium anyone? no one? bah.
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It's a little dogmatic in places. For example, stored procedures and custom functions to improve database performance are a perfectly legitimate approach, but not the only one, and it comes with limitations as well as benefits. :P
Also, way to totally omit NoSQL data stores and automated testing. Selenium anyone? no one? bah.