I kind of disagree; the problem with SQL is that fundamentally it's actually pretty good. So alternatives either tend to be too radical (throwing out the baby with the bathwater) or simply not enough of an improvement to gain any momentum.
I feel like rational database querying is effectively solved and there's little point in re-litigating it. But still I'd be happy to switch to the perfect replacement if someone develops it.
I feel like rational database querying is effectively solved and there's little point in re-litigating it. But still I'd be happy to switch to the perfect replacement if someone develops it.