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Re:Scalable ACID by steveklabnik on Wednesday September 01, 2010 @04:07PM (#1654061)
I think this would be better without the adversity. Nobody has to 'win' or 'lose' on 'either side' of 'the debate.' The whole way this is framed (by everyone, not just this) irks me.

Different tools for different cases. Polyglot persistence is the way forward.

Re:Scalable ACID by zacharypinter on Wednesday September 01, 2010 @08:25PM (#1654806)
Odd... I didn't find the tone of the article to be at all confrontational. The author gave a great summary of the NoSQL movement, its goals, and how his team has an idea that might accomplish many of those goals in a different way.
Re:Scalable ACID by steveklabnik on Wednesday September 01, 2010 @09:21PM (#1654918)
If there weren't so many "ZOMG NOSQL SUCKS" articles recently, I might agree with you, but "The poorly kept secret is that it's all about scale, if RDBMS-s would scale, nobody would NoSQL, and by the way, it's a lazy solution anyway!" in the first few paragraphs triggered my "I'm really getting sick of this" reaction.