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Why not pick a mature database software, learn to use it properly, and just get on with life? Why would you risk _anything_ to immature databases?d

• xellisx 8y ago
  For S&Gs.
• threeseed 8y ago
  It's a 9 year old database. Can you be more specific about what makes it immature ?
  • dsnuh 8y ago
    Pretty sure that they were referring to ArangoDB and OrientDB as being immature, not MongoDB...
  • outworlder 8y ago
    Compared to some other databases out there, MongoDB is a baby. These others... are not even born.
  • zymhan 8y ago
    9 years _is_ immature when you're talking about systems that will store data and operate for decades, with various components being upgraded over that time.
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• brianwawok 8y ago
  Exactly. What is the super secret use case that a DB that might shut down in 3 years give you, over the tried and true? Postgres is great, mysql works... You really need to exhaust them before you go to random.db.