[Pewpewarrows]

At the core developer Q&A during DjangoCon US this year, it was pretty much universally agreed upon that non-relational database support for the core of your app was too much of an edge-case to bother finishing work on.

I used MongoDB for a year and a half. For 99% of projects that I see on HN and hear about IRL, I'm comfortable saying that you don't need that as your core database. Consider it for the portion of your domain that actually needs nonrel benefits (such as analytics), along with others like Couch, Redis, or Riak.

Your thinly-veiled CRUD app with a social layer doesn't need MongoDB. Here's a nickel, go use a real relational system like Postgres that makes sense for the meat of your data.

[pewarrowspew]

Your narrow-minded approach fails to consider the fact that his web application might need to be web scale.

[maak]

The tone of your comment was not necessary. Keep it constructive and positive.

[johndagostino]

not sure if you're trolling - please define "web scale"?

[CWilliams1013]

Well since his username is a slight variant on the parent's username, he's probably trolling and making reference to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2F-DItXtZs