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Added NoSQL callout (#343) #369

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Adds brief discussion of NoSQL. Closes #343.

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@adamancer adamancer requested a review from jd-foster January 9, 2024 17:13
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Hey Adam, apologies for the delay on getting to this. Thanks for writing this clear explanation, I think it answers a question people often have.
I wonder if this might be a bit of an overload to put in the introduction - I do note that there is a proposed database design discussion that this could be a really useful addition to.

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Add a discussion about SQL vs NoSQL?
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