Honestly, I think the more important takeaway isn’t the decline of NoSQL. As the article says, it’s the conclusion that’s what’s good for FAANG isn’t necessarily what’s good for your average project. I know this sounds obvious but it’s been a constant source of frustration for me with the hype train.
You could apply the same logic to a whole bunch of tech like Kubernetes, service mesh etc etc and arrive at the same result.
Every tech has a trade off, understanding it is critical. Don’t pick tech spot SOLELY based on FAANG use.
You could apply the same logic to a whole bunch of tech like Kubernetes, service mesh etc etc and arrive at the same result.
Every tech has a trade off, understanding it is critical. Don’t pick tech spot SOLELY based on FAANG use.