Re:Ask HN: How does a 1990s web developer get back on track?
by golergka on Monday January 11, 2016 @06:58AM
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> NoSQL databases (they have very limited use cases but are marketed as a silver bullet)
NoSQL is very, very, very bad when your data is conceptually relational.
On the other hand, when you really have individual documents which can have different layout and don't have much interactions between them, NoSQL can be pretty awesome.
So, just understand what kind of system are you working with before choosing one approach over another.
NoSQL is very, very, very bad when your data is conceptually relational.
On the other hand, when you really have individual documents which can have different layout and don't have much interactions between them, NoSQL can be pretty awesome.
So, just understand what kind of system are you working with before choosing one approach over another.