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Ask HN: Do you still engineer your SQL databases?

1 pointsby khaled_ismaeelover 2 years ago
I have the the sense that the somewhat mathematical treatment of databases in relational form is decreasing in favor of the less structured NoSQL databases. I am not an expert in databases, but this feels like a hype that will be reversed some time in the near future.<p>What experience do you have in the topic?

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gardenfelderover 2 years ago
It depends...<p>Some problems are easily solved with flat files.<p>Others require some level of organization, so you migrate to a database. Some problems are easily solved with noSQL, others require sophisticated query patterns not easily solved with noSQL (exceptions being through the use of,e.g. Hadoop and all manner of code gymnastics).