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by golergka
1859 days ago
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> Databases are a bad place to be storing JSON, which is a good interface and a bad storage standard. That's why in 99% of cases, Postgresql uses jsonb as storage standard, which is binary and compressed. > This is needless complexity engineered by people who insist on relearning schemas from scratch No, this is the right tool for situations where schemas are polymorphic, fluid, or even completely absent (like raw third-party data). I love SQL and following normal forms, and it is the right tool for most situations, but not all. |
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