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Re:MongoDB queries don’t always return all matching documents by nevi-me on Wednesday June 08, 2016 @01:02AM (#11860135)
I've just commented with pretty much the same as you're saying.

Some people sound like they haven't even tried Mongo.

It's great that PG has JSON support now, but a few years ago people were having together stuff on hstore, storing their geo objects as binary blobs that you can't read without extensions etc.

SQL databases have been playing catch up with JSON, MSSQL being the worst. Even with JSON support, it's still a pain looking at some SQL queries that have to be written.

If postgres does it for you, don't go bashing everything else that tries to be an alternative I feel.

Re:MongoDB queries don’t always return all matching documents by Renner1 on Wednesday June 08, 2016 @03:00AM (#11860524)
> If postgres does it for you, don't go bashing everything else that tries to be an alternative I feel.

People bash on MongoDB because they care. People just want to raise awareness that there are two types of MongoDB users: Those who understand it is a deeply broken system, and those who haven't used it thoroughly. The truly careless and anti-social approach would be for people to leave no negative comments about MongoDB and let others fall into the same trap.