I am not particularly opinionated on the matter and i think i can appreciate both sides of the argument. SQL is somewhat analogous to C. It is entirely legitim

I am not particularly opinionated on the matter and i think i can appreciate both sides of the argument. SQL is somewhat analogous to C. It is entirely legitimate to look at its archaic usability features and wonder if we could not do better and at the same time it has hit a sweet spot of adaptation to the domain that ensured its longevity. Something that might shake up things a bit is graph databases / query languages. We can think of them as a generalization of the sql universe and an opportunity to modernize it