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		By: Jim		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I wish people would stop with the &quot;SQL is dead&quot; style headlines. NoSQL systems are interesting and useful but they don&#039;t suit all environments. They sacrifice end-user usability for developer capabilities. That&#039;s not always ideal, though sometimes it is.

I fear for the mental capacity of anyone who jumps on a religious bandwagon. Look back over ten years and you&#039;ll see many such religious arguments. As developers we are constantly throwing the baby out with the bathwater in an attempt to revolutionise rather than evolve our patterns, practices and technologies.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I wish people would stop with the &#8220;SQL is dead&#8221; style headlines. NoSQL systems are interesting and useful but they don&#8217;t suit all environments. They sacrifice end-user usability for developer capabilities. That&#8217;s not always ideal, though sometimes it is.</p>
<p>I fear for the mental capacity of anyone who jumps on a religious bandwagon. Look back over ten years and you&#8217;ll see many such religious arguments. As developers we are constantly throwing the baby out with the bathwater in an attempt to revolutionise rather than evolve our patterns, practices and technologies.</p>
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