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    You're still wrong about that
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    @whoneedsgit no I'm not...because some things simply work better on a NoSQL database (Couchbase for full text search (and lots of other stuff...cause it's awesome); redis for small applications or applications with very few relations because it's small, simple and fast...)
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    @oudalally you're making fair points...but the discussion was about one specific application which would've benefited from a NoSQL DB like Couchbase
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    @oudalally also...I don't like lucene
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    @oudalally Then what about GraphDBs that are literally focused on relation between data such as Neo4j?
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