MongoDB Is Not a Replacement for Relational Databases (If You Use It Correctly)
Why MongoDB fails when treated like a relational drop-in and how to use it correctly by modeling around access patterns, controlled schema, and intentional trade-offs.
Notes on software engineering, systems thinking, and practical delivery.
Why MongoDB fails when treated like a relational drop-in and how to use it correctly by modeling around access patterns, controlled schema, and intentional trade-offs.
How to make architecture choices that stay useful over time by optimizing for clarity, observability, and team understanding.
A practical framework for shipping quickly while maintaining reliability, from planning through post-release feedback.