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NoSQL East : A conference of non-relational data stores

• DanielStraight 17y ago
  Heck, this should've been linked to just as an example of amazing web design. Typing in "commands" is somewhat buggy however. Still... freaking awesome design.
  • mjgoins 17y ago
    That kind of interface is one of those things I've always thought would be awesome but never bothered to try out, and haven't seen in action until now.
  • steadicat 17y ago
    It was a weird interaction between my JS code and Amiando's JS code. It's fixed now.
    • bravura 17y ago
      Where can we get this code?
      • steadicat 17y ago
        This is it: http://nosqleast.com/nosql.js http://nosqleast.com/nosql.js Not much to it, really.
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  • christofd 17y ago
    Very nice interface design :)
• rjurney 17y ago
  I'll be there, man.
• hypermatt 17y ago
  Sweet finally some good hacker madness in the ATL!
  • mrshoe 17y ago
    Don't forget PyCon next year (http://us.pycon.org/ http://us.pycon.org/)!
• 100k 17y ago
  Which non-relational database is powering the NoSQL East website? :) Love the UI...very cool. I was hoping to find some Zork commands in there.
  • steadicat 17y ago
    At the moment, none. If we needed one, I have a feeling we would have picked CouchDB...
    • MaysonL 17y ago
      You ought to have a session on FluidDB. :-)
• jhancock 17y ago
  cool, I hope to be there. I think its amusing the tag-line is: "select fun, profit from real_world where relational=false ;" This is SQL structure. A problem with NoSQL is we need to communicate queries in a language we all know. Even if you're a SQL noob, you still describe examples in a SQL-like syntax. This movement should really be about alternate-RDB or schema-free-db. Its not really about no-sql.
• shabda 17y ago
  > select fun, profit from real_world where relational=false ; Shouldn't it be RealWorld.objects.filter(relational = False).values('fun', 'profit')