Buy vs. Build: The Answer Has ChangedEvery company that uses software eventually faces a version of the same question: should we pay a vendor for this, or build it ourselves? For most of commercial software history, the answer leaned heaJun 22 · 7 min readdynamosql.hashnode.dev
Running Real SQL on DynamoDB: How It Actually Works DynamoDB is good at what it was designed for: fast, predictable reads and writes against known access patterns. It is not designed for ad-hoc queries. If you need to join two tables, aggregate by a coJun 8 · 11 min readdynamosql.hashnode.dev
Why LLM Agents Still Can't Query NoSQL Databases When it comes to SQL databases, LLMs are great at writing SQL. It's precise, expressive, and unambiguous. LLMs write it well. Connect an MCP server to Postgres and the agent can write queries directly1Jun 3 · 7 min readdynamosql.hashnode.dev
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