It's like what MS Access did to databases years ago. People still need databases, it's just the low hanging fruit is covered (poorly) by Access, and then after

It's like what MS Access did to databases years ago. People still need databases, it's just the low hanging fruit is covered (poorly) by Access, and then after the badly designer database has been in production for a few years and grown, some sorry DBA/dev gets to charge a crap load to fix it.