> The sad part is that databases have evolved and became much better in the last 20 years (I started with MySQL 3.x), but we just don't use them. Yes, it's a b

> The sad part is that databases have evolved and became much better in the last 20 years (I started with MySQL 3.x), but we just don't use them. Yes, it's a bit like buying a set of silverware and insisting on using the handle as the business end incase you decide to switch your tool.