> If so, is it too little, too late, to turn back the tide?
I think so too. At least to me the Redis rug pull forced Redis to be completely out of the picture, and moving forward valkey is the default option.
Fool me once, shame on you.
I think so too. At least to me the Redis rug pull forced Redis to be completely out of the picture, and moving forward valkey is the default option.
Fool me once, shame on you.
Even when using test services, using docker works best since all the Devs will be on the same version instead of splitting between Debian, fedora, and brew versions.
I don't think this opinion is realistic or grounded in reality. Any company goes through license reviews when discussing which project to adopt. You may not care what software you run on a weekend project, but everyone working in a professional setting goes through a long bureaucratic song and dance act with legal representatives to verify if they can or cannot use a dependency.