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Amazon Acquired Data Migration Startup Amiato(bloomberg.com)
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by ifcologne 12y ago
FoundationDB was a closed-source database. It was never open-source. They had only open-sourced the SQL-Layer on top of their key/value store and it's still available on Github. The reason: They build it based on open-source code
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Uber: The Big Data Company(forbes.com)
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EBay launches Pulsar, an open-source tool for quickly taming big data(venturebeat.com)
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Several thousand MongoDBs without access control on the Internet [pdf](cispa.saarland)
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Getting Stuff Done – An Example(blog.gardeviance.org)
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We need the engagement platform for translating big data learning(paul4innovating.com)
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Failing at Microservices(rclayton.silvrback.com)
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Agile Through a Matrix Lens(tynerblain.com)
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by ifcologne 12y ago
Great resource to do a quick check if your CSS smells. I've used it to check if a codecanyon / themeforest template is clean enough to start a deeper investigation. Nice.
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Visualize various stats about your css(github.com)
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ArangoDB 2.3: Overhauled query optimizer, AQL improvements, new Foxx features(arangodb.com)
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Updated Data Platforms Landscape Map – October 2014 (451group)(blogs.the451group.com)
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My recommendation: Stop learning PHP (as you've just started) and try JavaScript instead. You can use it in backends, front ends and even in some databases. node.js and angularJS tutorials might help to get started right away, without
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How the Web Summit used data scientists to scale from 400 to 22,000 people(venturebeat.com)
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Amazing slides, but seems like a lot of work and not really a natural fit for (graph)relations. Ever thought about a multi-model database like Orient or ArangoDB? The latter allows multi-collection JOINS on documents and graph's and is
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Zuckerberg: Here’s Why Facebook Forced You to Download Messenger(recode.net)
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ArangoDB, an open source NoSQL database that supports documents, key/values and graphs in one tool. https://www.arangodb.com/key-features Why is it cool? You start with a few requirements, than learn something new abou
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What to Do When Your Big Data Isn't Big Enough(forbes.com)
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Getting Core Dumps of Failed TravisCI Builds(jsteemann.github.io)
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Have a look at some examples, it's quite similar to SQL / UNQL.