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> What do you think about noSQL in general. That is an unanswerable question since it's about everything. "NoSQL" is a huge variety of techniques - many of the
by LionessLover 10y ago
> What do you think about noSQL in general.
That is an unanswerable question since it's about everything. "NoSQL" is a huge variety of techniques - many of them yet to be invented, that only have one thing in common: "not SQL". From document storage over key/value storage to graph databases. Anyone who tells you what they think "about NoSQL" either has to redirect the question to become a useful one, or if they actually attempt to answer it take your popcorn and expect entertainment at best.
"Types and examples of NoSQL databases" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NoSQL#Types_and_examples_of_NoSQL_databases https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NoSQL#Types_and_examples_of_No...
- vonklaus 10y agofair enough. I mentioned rethinkdb above because I find it very intuitive and versatile. I've used mongodb a fair bit but I like rethinkdb better for a host of reasons. I guess what I meant was, I thought mongodb was ok however everyone here seems to have always known it was deeply flawed. I tried to follow the jepsen report on rethink but I don't fully comprehend the tradeoffs/benchmarks ect, and was curious what others thought about it.