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Curious why you think this? I've found Relational databases pretty powerful, and learned mongo first.
by unusualmonkey 4y ago
Curious why you think this? I've found Relational databases pretty powerful, and learned mongo first.
- tasubotadas 4y agoThey are powerful. But often their Power is unnecessary and counter productive for domain modeling. Where are they really good is reporting. Analysts love rdbms. When I am on an analyst role, I love them them too. As an engineer I find them redundant. More about domain modeling https://dev.tasubo.com/2022/07/crash-course-domain-driven-design.html#aggregates--aggregate-root https://dev.tasubo.com/2022/07/crash-course-domain-driven-de...
- unusualmonkey 3y ago1) That article says nothing against using rdms in my quick perusal, in fact it suggests MySQL! 2) In practice having the ability to run reports on your data can be super important and useful. I'm still confused at the point you're trying to make.