There are places where relational DBs are inherently better than noSQL (namely when you need fully up-to-date information on every query, no matter what) - But those situations are becoming more rare compared to situations where potentially stale data is an okay tradeoff for performance gains.
Honestly, IMO the biggest issue holding noSQL databases back is lack of good documentation/support a lot of the time. Technically, though, they're going to become the standard for most use cases soon.
Honestly, IMO the biggest issue holding noSQL databases back is lack of good documentation/support a lot of the time. Technically, though, they're going to become the standard for most use cases soon.