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What nonsense. I have never considered using postgres a hindrance due to migrations or something of the like. If anything, migrations and having a consistent database makes it easier to reason about what you code should do without having to take care of missing pieces of information in noSQL objects that have become stale because of 'speed of iteration'.


I really wonder what all of these claimants do. Do they change their data models and corresponding procedures, and then just leave all of the stale, nonconforming data in there? How is that working out?




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