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The alternative is not super exciting though. My experience with NoSQL has been pretty shit so far. Might change this year as the company I'm at has a perfect case for migrating to NoSQL but I've been waiting for over a year for things to move forward...
Also, I had a few cases where storing JSON was super appropriate : we had a form and we wanted to store the answers. It made no sense to create tables and shit, since the form itself could change over time! Having JSON was an elegant way to store the answers. Being able to actually query the JSON via Oracle SQL was like dark magic, and my instincts were all screaming at the obvious trap, but I was rather impressed by the ability.
as long as you have good practices like storing the form version and such.