I dont see why using Nodejs would force you to connect your app to mangodb? And I agree with Patrick, you obviously don't know enough to deliver such a strong statement as "abomination" as SQL and noSQL are for different uses. You should use one or the other according to the needs of your project.
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Well again, personal preference. I know that MongoDB is better when you're dealing with high number of write ops (CDRs for example) and I know enough to construct my own opinion. I'm sorry if anyone is offended by my choice of words. Node can also work with both SQL and noSQL, I'm aware of that. Any DB software is a great achievement and I'm aware of the effort involved. To each their own, at least we have options right?
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I dont see why using Nodejs would force you to connect your app to mangodb? And I agree with Patrick, you obviously don't know enough to deliver such a strong statement as "abomination" as SQL and noSQL are for different uses. You should use one or the other according to the needs of your project.
Well again, personal preference. I know that MongoDB is better when you're dealing with high number of write ops (CDRs for example) and I know enough to construct my own opinion. I'm sorry if anyone is offended by my choice of words. Node can also work with both SQL and noSQL, I'm aware of that. Any DB software is a great achievement and I'm aware of the effort involved. To each their own, at least we have options right?