I certainly understand this sentiment. I am building a general-purpose data manager that has many relational database features. It can do a number of things bet

I certainly understand this sentiment. I am building a general-purpose data manager that has many relational database features. It can do a number of things better and much faster than conventional databases. It is currently in beta and available for free download. But I would be shocked (and worried) if someone tried to use it as their primary database in production. It just doesn't have enough testing yet and is still missing some features. Instead, I am promoting it as a tool to do tasks like data analysis and data cleaning. That way it gets a good workout without causing major problems if there is a bug. https://didgets.com/ https://didgets.com/