Reading this article and discovering how Ramp team use Modal for sandboxed dev environment just saved us weeks of custom infra development and potentially months of headache, thanks you !
> From the developer standpoint, it's very nice to use, I just throw documents at it and it saves them. If I want an extra field, I just add it. If I want an index on something, also just add it. No big complicated schema migrations.
This sentence summarize all the issues developers working with Mongo will have: multiple version of documents living in the same DB and unpredictable structure
Best thing MongoDB have it's definitely their marketing (making everyone think it's amazing to invest hundreds of millions to deliver an "OK" tier database) and their customer support
After schema-less MongoDB, the nightmare of debugging microservices and over-engineered GraphQL, half-baked vector databases have become the new trends you want to avoid.