NoSQL == NoCare about data integrity and consitency concerns. NoSQL allows you to start coding fast (no need to learn any awkward 'legacy' concepts). More im

NoSQL == NoCare about data integrity and consitency concerns. NoSQL allows you to start coding fast (no need to learn any awkward 'legacy' concepts). More importantly it allows you to kick the can down the road for all those problems old people told you about, but which you don't really believe exist. If your project is a one off, NoSQL could be a good choice. But if the data has any value, or especially if it is expected to outlive the original application it was coupled to, SQL is the way to go.