> some people can't stand having to work with SQL,migrations,schema and constraints, it's as simple as that Use the right tool for the job, right? Admittedly s

> some people can't stand having to work with SQL,migrations,schema and constraints, it's as simple as that Use the right tool for the job, right? Admittedly something like MongoDB could be the right tool for the job (examples around here include RethinkDB and CouchDB). MongoDB, however, is like a hammer with no head.