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Ah, that makes sense, though couldn't you solve this by something like creating a table called 'pages' and storing the materialized JSON (the same that mongo wo
by lgas 12y ago
Ah, that makes sense, though couldn't you solve this by something like creating a table called 'pages' and storing the materialized JSON (the same that mongo would generate) in the table?
- Xylakant 12y agoSure, you could. But CouchDB just makes that very easy to do while it is very hard and hacky in PG. On the flip side, the use case did not require the guarantees that PG has to offer, so why go through the pain for no gain :)