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As an onlooker that's discouraging. Can you give one-line answers to the points above?
by afandian 11y ago
As an onlooker that's discouraging. Can you give one-line answers to the points above?
- DiNovi 11y agoCant tell if this is sarcasm or not :P
- afandian 11y agoNo, genuine comment. Those are reasonable questions, and the answer "spend a weekend reading a book" isn't great.
- rory 11y agoOther users have answered these pretty well by now, I'd just like to add to the discussion of this question: >Likewise, I'm confused about how to get around the limitations of mongodb. Say you run a store with a finite inventory, how do you handle concurrent purchases? How about a website to enroll into classes? How about a webforum which can have exactly 5 administrators? A quick&easy for me has been to just set up a separate REST API to handle critical data like payments and just have a two-server app. Doesn't really add to development time vs a unified server. Meteor doesn't preclude SQL use, it just doesn't support reactive SQL off the shelf like it does Mongo.