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Save food dishes: MySQL or MongoDB?
I am doubting between MySQL (which I am already familiar with) or MongoDB (of which I have heard good things but have zero experience in). … In MongoDB I guess I'd make a document like this:
{
id: 1,
name: "Pizza Hawaii",
description: "Pizza with cheese and pineapple.",
variations: {
"small": "9.50",
"medium" …
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