Jeremy D. Miller

jeremydmiller.com · Personal blog · on HN since 2009

Jeremy D. Miller, a .NET developer, writes about Marten, Wolverine, and other open source .NET tools he maintains.

What HN saysHN links it for his move from RavenDB to Marten on PostgreSQL and his Wolverine messaging tool; a commenter questions the RavenDB experience.
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WhitneyLand · 2016-12-26
I don't see any articles on motivation / benefits of RavenDB. For example: - How many benefits does it have over something like Mongo? - I'm not sure how .net is a benefit since others have C#/linq drivers - Isn't this concerning? https://jeremydmiller.com/2013/05/13/would-i-use-ravendb-again - $6000 is not cheap - Is Marten free? Seems hard to compete with a foundation as powerful as Postgres.

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