I was probably unaware of Mongo when it first came out. I've only been working with it's 3.x version (I wanna say 3.6 but I'm on my phone and can't remember for sure). I still like SQL more, but then again, I've only been working with Mongo less than a year, so it's too early to say.
From humble beginnings at an MSP, I've adventured through life as a sysadmin, into an engineer, and finally landed as a developer focused on fixing problems with automation.
I was probably unaware of Mongo when it first came out. I've only been working with it's 3.x version (I wanna say 3.6 but I'm on my phone and can't remember for sure). I still like SQL more, but then again, I've only been working with Mongo less than a year, so it's too early to say.
To expand on that, what is your use-case for it side-by-side with MSSQL?
We use it mostly to store raw data we get from our suppliers. We use Sql server for everything else.