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If you take prediction 1 as key-value stores (which I think is more-or-less where stevey was going) - he's spot on.
by gstar 17y ago
If you take prediction 1 as key-value stores (which I think is more-or-less where stevey was going) - he's spot on.
- Quarrelsome 17y ago"surpass relational databases in popularity by 2011" Are you really sure about that? AFAIK the use case for key-value stores isn't one that a lot of people are going to suffer (seriously high-volume).
- miloshh 17y agoI think there was a lot of excitement about XML databases around that time, because they would let you store more complex structures in the DB, not less complex (like key-value). Somehow XML did not take off, not sure why.