You could say I'm a Postgres fanboy, but even to me he did not sound convincing. The guy did not seem to know what he was talking about. Almost felt like he pi

You could say I'm a Postgres fanboy, but even to me he did not sound convincing. The guy did not seem to know what he was talking about. Almost felt like he picked Postgres by throwing darts at possible options. Yes, he picked the right choice :), but I feel like he will misuse it[1] and few months later write article how bad it was. [1] Heh, I've seen Postgres tables that had 4 columns: - id - date added - date updated - thrift encoded blob containing the data (that was before JSONB, but even then the data was highly relational and that was silly)