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Comment by throwaway0xb

I feel like this is where ActiveRecord shines, as the initial development is thought of as objects and their relations to each other and it's very easy to alter data definitions. And in the end you get a reasonably normalized database underneath everything. The reality is most of your models aren't going to be undergoing wild schema changes and if they are or you need traversable unstructured data you can defer to json columns for those scenarios.

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