I've been reading/watching a lot of Robert C. Martin content. I've come across him saying SQL is unnecessary because of solid state drives. When I search other sources to back this up I get a bunch of random articles describing the difference of SQL performance between hard drives and solid state drives (which is related but not what I'm trying to research).
Ultimately, I do not understand what he's trying to get at. Is he saying replace SQL with No-SQL technologies? Is he saying store data in files in a file system? Or does he just want people to stop using SQL/Relational Databases because of SQLi attacks? I fear I'm missing the point he's trying to make.
I will provide some links here so you can read straight from his mind:
I hope those links help. Could someone clarify what is expected of a programmer to replace SQL?