Comment by j45
9 hours ago
As someone who learned to think in MySQL, this is really true, at the time Postgres was a viable alternative too, only the tooling to get started reached me a little easier and quicker.
The major thing I advocate for is don't pick a NOSQL database to avoid relational dbs, only to try and do a bunch of relational work in NOSQL that would have been trivial in an RBDMS. Postgres can even power graph query results which is great.
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