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You might want to ask yourself, "Why am I choosing to not use an RDBMS?" If the answer is "because I know it will save time" or "because I'd like to explore th
by palish 19y ago
You might want to ask yourself, "Why am I choosing to not use an RDBMS?"
If the answer is "because I know it will save time" or "because I'd like to explore the possibility", more power to you. I wholeheartedly encourage it.
If the answer is anything else then you should just use one, because that path will save you time (possibly a lot of time).
Check out Rails. The ORM is so well done that it feels like you aren't using a database at all.
- dood 19y agoYes, I'm pretty much checking out the solution-space as a whole. I'll probably end up slinking back to SQL, but at least I'll know why.