> SQL databases start off difficult but pay dividends on the back end. NoSQL databases start of easy but begin to extract their costs later. Funny - I feel it

> SQL databases start off difficult but pay dividends on the back end. NoSQL databases start of easy but begin to extract their costs later. Funny - I feel it is the other way around : NoSQL yield scalability to the high end but I find SQL incredibly more convenient because the database does most of the work for me... We all have our bias and mine is thinking in a relational way.