I found that PostgreSQL was good for all of the cases I would use with NoSQL. Even on AWS, I found Dynamodb's query language really unintuitive. There will be u

I found that PostgreSQL was good for all of the cases I would use with NoSQL. Even on AWS, I found Dynamodb's query language really unintuitive. There will be use cases for NoSQL but for the 99% cases, it doesn't make much sense.