@vincent354 It's a good question, would be interested to know. My experience of SQL is that the query planner does so much magic that for me "optimising queries" normally just looks like "avoiding really dumb stuff (like n+1 issues)".

Not sure how it'd look in practice though! One plus might be that PRQL looks similar *enough* to SQL (in terms of the input/output) that you're still fairly close to the executed query - vs something like an ORM.

@mkennedy Absolutely love the phrase 'stack-native'! Even if you're running things in managed services, I think it's an awesome philosophy to keep in mind.

Feels like the kind of advice that's ideal for 99% of companies you don't often here because the tech hype cycle is so hyper-scale focused.