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"Movement" is a good term for it. There are a lot of people out there who have a quasi-religious attitude toward NoSQL databases. It's a cause for them to ral
by Pacabel 12y ago
"Movement" is a good term for it.
There are a lot of people out there who have a quasi-religious attitude toward NoSQL databases.
It's a cause for them to rally around. In some ways, it gives them something to "fight" for.
Objective consideration about whether it's the best technology to use in a given situation is often disregarded.
There are a very small number of very rare situations where such technology is the best or most feasible approach. Otherwise, it's merely something that a lot of people get involved with in order to intentionally avoid learning how to use SQL and relational databases, or to feel like they "belong" to some greater cause.
- nawitus 12y ago>There are a very small number of very rare situations where such technology is the best or most feasible approach. I don't agree that it's a very small number. In fact, usually SQL brings a lot to the table of which very little is actually useful.