So excited y'all created this. Through a few job changes I've been exposed to the most popular background job systems in Rails, Python, JS, etc, and have been shocked at how under appreciated their limitations are relative to what you get out of the box with relational systems. Often I see a lot of DIY add-ons to help close the gaps, but its a lot of work and often still missing tons of edge cases and useful functionality. I always felt going the other way, starting w/ a relational db where many of those needs are free, would make more sense for most start-ups, internal tooling, and smaller scale businesses.
Thank you for this work, I look forward to taking it for a (real) test drive!