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by myblake
4437 days ago
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I'd also argue that being able to be more adaptive with how data is structured can be good for a project where things change very quickly. If you have something where the data model is of simple to moderate complexity and persistence is required, the smaller overhead of changing things on mongo vs having to update a SQL schema can be worthwhile. (For reference my specific use case was using rails with activerecord vs mongoid here). |
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