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Some part of it certainly goes into MongoDB development. It still sucks, but every new version has a ton of major improvements. I may give it another try once 2
by rational-future 12y ago
Some part of it certainly goes into MongoDB development. It still sucks, but every new version has a ton of major improvements. I may give it another try once 2.8 is released.
- tracker1 12y agoBeen using MongoDB for searches on ClassicCars.com for about 3 years with minimal issues. Although the next generation is moving to ElasticSearch, we haven't had issues with our use of MongoDB (which is a very good use case for it).