3 ms·
> CMS are a weird application for schemaless. That depends. If the CMS is managing documents that have flexible structures that are tree-like, it might not be
by acjohnson55 8y ago
> CMS are a weird application for schemaless.
That depends. If the CMS is managing documents that have flexible structures that are tree-like, it might not be such a horrible idea to model that structure in a document instead of relationally.
- mulmen 8y agoDocument stores might be great for the C but not so much for the MS.
- sjwright 8y agoOr to put that in context of a basic data structure: C = Actual content to be published MS = User accounts, user permissions, user authentication options, user authentication logging, meta change logs (user X removed tag Y at time Z), behaviour logs (user X viewed revision Y of article Z at time A)... and that's just scratching the surface of a very, very basic CMS. I'm being generous and assuming articles, tags, bylines, and attached media (with full change history) is all "C".