thanks for sharing your experience. I’ve used mongoose once (forgot about it) and mongo native driver since then. Ive been doing Postgres queries at work and I find that it’s much more semantic than mongo .find() etc but I can see how relationships between tables are very structured to begin with. I’ve yet to see how creating and updating a sql db differs; will have to report back on that one!
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thanks for sharing your experience. I’ve used mongoose once (forgot about it) and mongo native driver since then. Ive been doing Postgres queries at work and I find that it’s much more semantic than mongo .find() etc but I can see how relationships between tables are very structured to begin with. I’ve yet to see how creating and updating a sql db differs; will have to report back on that one!