At least use a clear config file instead of an abominable cruelty called a registry.
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True. It is possible to implement a filesystem in a RDBMS if you put in the effort. May not work as fast, but you can make it reliable ACID wise. |
@SpaceLifeForm The main systems I'm aware of that have used them have awful results because they fucked up their implementation and failed to properly document anything.
I'm not convinced that a proper system couldn't make registry-style configuration much preferable.
Such a system would also probably do away with the limited abstraction of filesystems though, similarly to what various LispOS papers suggest.