It has never made sense to me why someone uses no, and then proceed to little by little to make their implementation into having relations. It’s way less work

It has never made sense to me why someone uses no, and then proceed to little by little to make their implementation into having relations. It’s way less work just to learn sql or an orm. Nosql is great at being a document store. I’ve used MySQL longer, it’s been a good default option, the jump to how Postgres works and what it offers is too much to ignore. Postgres can act as a queue, many of the functions that a nosql has, handle being ann embedding db, and do so until a decent volume. It can be the backbone of many low code tools like supabase, hasura, etc. the only thing that’s different is there seems to be nice currents for MySQL but you get the hang of it pretty quick.