I think that SQL or NOSQL are both good, it depends the project and the scope of the solution, for example if you have a changing schema (I worked with a lot of these use cases) NOSQL databases are the best option because it gives you the flexibility you need. But if you have transactional processes, referencial and structured data use a SQL database. With a good design both can be very powerful tools :)
I think that SQL or NOSQL are both good, it depends the project and the scope of the solution, for example if you have a changing schema (I worked with a lot of these use cases) NOSQL databases are the best option because it gives you the flexibility you need. But if you have transactional processes, referencial and structured data use a SQL database. With a good design both can be very powerful tools :)
Very good post bro! I really enjoyed reading it
Thank you :)
The right tool for the job comes to mind ... ;)