[sausagefeet]

> If that's really true, try to start developing some project and see how you like frequent schema changes, trying to synchronise schemas with peers, resolving relation issues when merging features,

How does something like MongoDB actually help with this, though? Certainly a lack of a schema lets you be more nimble in changing it, but you still have to write code to handle whatever schema you decide rather than letting a battle tested RDBMS handle it. I think NoSQLs have their uses but not forcing correctness on your data as a feature is not one of them. But I also believe in static typing.