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Don’t Use SQL If Your Client Doesn’t Know What They Want

Firestore saved me from schema hell If you’re building for a client who keeps shifting the goalpost, here’s some honest advice: Avoid SQL until the spec is stable. You’ll save yourself from endless migrations, broken data, and wasted hours.

May 11, 2025 - 04:26
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Don’t Use SQL If Your Client Doesn’t Know What They Want

Firestore saved me from schema hell

If you’re building for a client who keeps shifting the goalpost, here’s some honest advice:

Avoid SQL until the spec is stable.
You’ll save yourself from endless migrations, broken data, and wasted hours.

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