I couldn't agree more, it's a god send not to have to wade through documentation and work around a hundred errors while you set everything up; before you've wri

I couldn't agree more, it's a god send not to have to wade through documentation and work around a hundred errors while you set everything up; before you've written any code. The freedom to iterate on new ideas quickly that a NoSQL database gives you is rather nice too (even if that's a terrible reason to choose a performance-critical part of your stack). I'm sure all this magic comes with a penalty further down the line so I'll let you know whether it was worth it when I get there...