Same here. I use Firebase/Firestore for MVPs and projects where I don't expect the data to be ultra relational in principle. Firestore is bad at some things (e

Same here. I use Firebase/Firestore for MVPs and projects where I don't expect the data to be ultra relational in principle. Firestore is bad at some things (e.g. try running a "where" filter query for 'date > X', but "orderBy" some field that isn't 'date'). Also obviously Firestore is very bad for any kind of text searching, especially searching for fuzzy strings. Also Firestore gets expensive if you're expecting to do a ton of reads/writes in a day. But for 80% ~ 90% of projects I swear by Firestore.