I would intuitively agree to this statement (which differs a lot from
what the post wrongly claims) but aggregation pipelines are very powerful and can do almost everything.
What do you miss?
Some things are obviously better done in the programming language itself, but likewise in SQL. Or we use stored procedures in SQL but these do not fall under JOINs
It’s not true there are no JOINs in NoSQL. E.g. MongoDB has aggregations
There are limited JOINs/complex query capabilities natively - Not as SQL-rich though
I would intuitively agree to this statement (which differs a lot from
what the post wrongly claims) but aggregation pipelines are very powerful and can do almost everything.
What do you miss?
Some things are obviously better done in the programming language itself, but likewise in SQL. Or we use stored procedures in SQL but these do not fall under JOINs