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It's odd that he put NoSQL at lower level of abstraction than SQL. In a way, it makes sense, because yes you do have to reimplement many SQL things. But I alwa
by combatentropy 10y ago
It's odd that he put NoSQL at lower level of abstraction than SQL. In a way, it makes sense, because yes you do have to reimplement many SQL things.
But I always thought that the attraction to NoSQL was that you didn't have to unravel your application's objects into tables. You just stuck them in there. You worried about reports later.