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> We got NoSQL (esp. JSON based ones) instead of XML. Close enough though. NoSQL still stores tables, not trees (or at least the NoSQLs I've paid attention to
by dspeyer 14y ago
> We got NoSQL (esp. JSON based ones) instead of XML. Close enough though.
NoSQL still stores tables, not trees (or at least the NoSQLs I've paid attention to do). That's the change he was predicting. You still need a tabular schema for your NoSQL database.
- emn13 14y agoHmmm - not really. You're storing complex object(or document or xml or json). In other words, you're not using the db schema to destructure your model, but just using it to get at the bits you want. It's close enough in essence.