Programming without any use of sql and its analogues?

Question

SQL

Tell me the area and programming language - where you don’t need to use sql and its analogues at all (that is, so that you don’t need direct knowledge of writing queries in the database). But the writing of codes itself was .... or at most access to databases by the code itself.
I am very interested in programming. But for some reason I just can't digest sql.

Answer 1

It is better to learn how to work with the database. It is necessary.

Answer 2

Any area can do without sql and its analogues. No matter how the area dictates the stack of technologies, but the task.

Answer 3

Yes, a lot of tasks:
1) Drivers;
2) Network stack;
3) Codecs, multimedia and more;
4) FPGA and other circuitry;
But... You need to know databases.

Answer 4

any ORM allows

Answer 5

js on the front

Answer 6

Parsers (back-end): parse and array each piece of data and save to disk in files (json and in a predefined folder and file structure).
JS (front-end): everything there is.

Answer 7

C# and Entity Framework. Code only, no queries, EF does everything for you.

Answer 8

I already thought that this is an article about how they started somehow doing without a database, but no, it’s just a cry from the heart. In general, sql is really a very simple language. And becoming a programmer in the field of drivers, codecs, etc. is like driving a nuclear submarine to work because you don't like traffic jams. As if there will be no traffic jams, but it is much more difficult to control a nuclear-powered ship.

Answer 9

There are nosql databases, for example mongodb, where you don't need to know sql.
As for the front - with a little immersion in JS, DOM, Event Loop and the rest of the delights of the stack, you can fall in love with sql very quickly

Answer 10

prologue :)

Answer 11

QA testing
Data parsers - there are entire projects that are tailored only for
Devops parsing System
administration - they often write light scripts
Programming drivers for
1c hardware (but not sure)
Frontend (js, html, css)