@chilimatic has given an appreciable abstract viewpoint. One important point I think when you are on the verge of selecting NoSQL vs SQL is to ask the question, if you have to do a lot of "transactions". I don't know about other NoSQL databases, but from what I have come to know; the NoSQL solutions' support for transactions is squeamy at best. That is why I never feel at home when I have to deal with NoSQL thingies, they propose "entities-isolated" way of thinking. Being an old guy, you can feel right at home with SQL, if you have to deal with a lot of transactions. I might not have the whole picture here, so please feel free to elucidate the old guy. :)

@maruru Done! :)

How do you measure a good code?

"People who want to be together make it work." I agree, well put. :)

Thanks in advance for taking the time out for the AMA, and your answers, Rachel. What are the pros & cons, and differences between traditional CSS grid layouts and Flexbox? What should be the decision checklist when I have the question, when should I be using which?

Thank you, @fibric :)

Awesome, all the more reason to strengthen my JavaScript.

What are some lesser known features of React that you wish more people tried and used? What are some techniques to get the best out of server side rendering in React?

What was the state of React development when you joined Facebook? Was it in early stage or late into development?

Gosh.. @triptych this is not the first time when I tried to share a link which you had already shared!! You are too damn fast :D Anyway.. this is an awesome article. Most of the developers start their JS careers by learning frameworks like AngularJS which is a really bad start. 😏