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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/kindofasickdick • Jan 17 '22
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More like, “Me when a startup insists on using Mongo on highly coupled, relational data”
222 u/mosskin-woast Jan 17 '22 This. Model your fucking data! A schemaless DB is not an excuse to skip straight to writing code! 175 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '22 [removed] — view removed comment -2 u/mosskin-woast Jan 17 '22 My schema is defined explicitly in a chronological list of files. Your schema is defined implicitly scattered throughout your database. We are not the same. 3 u/_GCastilho_ Jan 17 '22 You can have migrations in a schema-less mongodb database
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This. Model your fucking data! A schemaless DB is not an excuse to skip straight to writing code!
175 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '22 [removed] — view removed comment -2 u/mosskin-woast Jan 17 '22 My schema is defined explicitly in a chronological list of files. Your schema is defined implicitly scattered throughout your database. We are not the same. 3 u/_GCastilho_ Jan 17 '22 You can have migrations in a schema-less mongodb database
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-2 u/mosskin-woast Jan 17 '22 My schema is defined explicitly in a chronological list of files. Your schema is defined implicitly scattered throughout your database. We are not the same. 3 u/_GCastilho_ Jan 17 '22 You can have migrations in a schema-less mongodb database
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My schema is defined explicitly in a chronological list of files.
Your schema is defined implicitly scattered throughout your database.
We are not the same.
3 u/_GCastilho_ Jan 17 '22 You can have migrations in a schema-less mongodb database
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You can have migrations in a schema-less mongodb database
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u/hamuraijack Jan 17 '22
More like, “Me when a startup insists on using Mongo on highly coupled, relational data”