Written by Eric Evans
Within the Apache Cassandra Project, the status of client code has been evolving over time. The default position has been that client code is something to be maintained by third-parties. There were a number of reasons for taking this position, not least of which was a desire to allow innovation: if a standard is needed, better to let it emerge rather than anoint one.
Within the Apache Cassandra Project, the status of client code has been evolving over time. The default position has been that client code is something to be maintained by third-parties. There were a number of reasons for taking this position, not least of which was a desire to allow innovation: if a standard is needed, better to let it emerge rather than anoint one.
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