> Teams building on DynamoDB develop deep expertise in its data modeling patterns, condition expressions, transactions, and streams.
Yes, it's annoying and idiosyncratic as shit.
> As these teams expand into edge, on-premises, and disconnected environments, they want to bring the same API and developer experience with them.
lol
I have met exactly one person who thinks DynamoDB has an even passable developer experience and API, and he was as annoying to work with as one might expect from that one piece of information.
> Teams building on DynamoDB develop deep expertise in its data modeling patterns, condition expressions, transactions, and streams.
Yes, it's annoying and idiosyncratic as shit.
> As these teams expand into edge, on-premises, and disconnected environments, they want to bring the same API and developer experience with them.
lol
I have met exactly one person who thinks DynamoDB has an even passable developer experience and API, and he was as annoying to work with as one might expect from that one piece of information.