We could argue indefinitely that one or more of those requirements are unnecessary, overkill, and that
YAGNI. We could argue that by relaxing a few of the requirements, a particular software or more likely a set of software can come close. We could argue endlessly that
buildingyet-another-database is
NIH syndrom, wheel re-invention that curse the software industry with fragmentation and fatigue. We could invoke UNIX philosophy, enterprise software architectures, experiences, know-how, failed patterns, thousands of errors fixed, production use, decades of good services, and big communities as known as mainstream legacy.
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