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Nailing community and ease of use (drivers for everything, easy to install) and documentation wouldn't have been much use if the product sucked; it doesn't. A
by ukd1 14y ago
Nailing community and ease of use (drivers for everything, easy to install) and documentation wouldn't have been much use if the product sucked; it doesn't.
A lot of people that I've seen with issues around Mongo haven't understood how it's expected to be used: i.e. it's not a relational database and the schema design is therefore different.
- slurgfest 14y agoThis might be because a lot of people have no idea what the viable use cases are for all the million different new database-things there are. Because it just isn't that clear unless you have used them all or are a total nerd for the design of database software. In this respect MongoDB is partly a victim of its own success - that means more people using it who aren't sure what it's for, or who are led to believe it's for something it's not really so hot at.