> A bit annoying when people shove a relational DB into a NoSQL schema though
This is what is annoying with NoSQL the same as it was with OOP and now with FP.
People learn this as the new better way of doing something mostly because they heard at a conference a FAANG dev sharing it and then everything should be built with it.
I saw a lot of projects where the developer(s) used NoSQL just because it was available or it was hot or it was what they learned in a bootcamp/article. But then they added relations so now a User has Projects and each project has categories and with constraints on relations and more ...and everything is glued together with NoSQL and suddenly they are reimplementing relational DBs logic in code with NoSQL being only a pure data storage.
This is what is annoying with NoSQL the same as it was with OOP and now with FP.
People learn this as the new better way of doing something mostly because they heard at a conference a FAANG dev sharing it and then everything should be built with it.
I saw a lot of projects where the developer(s) used NoSQL just because it was available or it was hot or it was what they learned in a bootcamp/article. But then they added relations so now a User has Projects and each project has categories and with constraints on relations and more ...and everything is glued together with NoSQL and suddenly they are reimplementing relational DBs logic in code with NoSQL being only a pure data storage.