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This is essentially a non-discussion depending on how they're using Mongo. I suspect that they, as we are, might be making use of Mongo's ability to query docu
by terryjsmith 16y ago
This is essentially a non-discussion depending on how they're using Mongo. I suspect that they, as we are, might be making use of Mongo's ability to query documents based on embedded objects, which means their only choices would have been a traditional RDBMS with JOINs or MongoDB.
- ericflo 16y agoThat's just absolutely false. What makes you think that other database systems can't be made to perform these kinds of queries?
- terryjsmith 16y agoThis is based on my own experience at our startup. We looked at a number of NoSQL databases for our backend storage. While others may "be made to", MongoDB was the only one that advertised it as a feature and was by far the easiest to use for that feature.