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It's a major indicator of poor system design. EDIT: To be clear, I'm not necessarily knocking MongoDB—people who know more about it than I would do a better jo
by duaneb 13y ago
It's a major indicator of poor system design.
EDIT: To be clear, I'm not necessarily knocking MongoDB—people who know more about it than I would do a better job of evaluating that. But realistically a swappable DB backend isn't that difficult, and if it is, they should seriously reconsider how they are using the database.
- shpiel 13y agoThe back end is swappable. I think right now you can use Mongo or MySQL. If you want to use something else you have to write your own DDL. They hope that more people will do that in the future. Or presumably, they will do it themselves, once they think it's a priority.