With so many tools, techniques, and industry trends crossing over
into the mainstream, 2012 is shaping up to be one of the most
interesting years in...
0 replies - 3122 views - 12/17/12 by Ben Wootton in Articles
One common theme I've seen in the past few years is developers
downplaying products and features that typically take a long time to
implement and to get to...
0 replies - 3511 views - 09/15/12 by Rodrigo De Castro in Articles
I think you have heard me say it before, but in this case I think
repetion is needed: We should be much more innovative in the database
world. And no, I am...
0 replies - 3245 views - 04/23/12 by Anders Karlsson in Articles
Clustering is a very common technique in unsupervised machine learning
to discover groups of data that are "close-by" to each other. It is...
0 replies - 20548 views - 04/10/12 by Ricky Ho in Articles
Feed Mongo!!
Several months ago at Yipit, we decided to cross the NoSQL rubicon
and port a large portion of our data storage from MySQL over to MongoDB.
...
0 replies - 4181 views - 03/22/12 by Benjamin Plesser in Articles
This is the second in a series of three posts on replication internals. We’ve already covered what’s stored in the oplog, today we’ll take a closer look...
0 replies - 2208 views - 03/20/12 by Kristina Chodorow in Articles
I've started to work with couchdb.
I've blogged before about the problems of SQL schema in Escaping the Relational Schema Trap.
A SQL schema -- for many...
0 replies - 1796 views - 03/18/12 by Steven Lott in Articles
The content of this article was originally written by Peter Neubauer at the Neo4j Blog. With the release train now headed to Bastuträsk Bänk, we are...
0 replies - 2785 views - 03/16/12 by Eric Genesky in Articles
Further developments on the NoSQL front continue with Datomic, a powerful data manipulation tool designed to transform data into applications for ease of...
0 replies - 3119 views - 03/15/12 by Eric Genesky in Articles
The key notion in this talk: Probabilistically Bounded Staleness (PBS), which lets you gain eventual control over consistency. Discusses how to handle latency...
0 replies - 4173 views - 03/12/12 by Eric Genesky in Articles
SocialFlow developed Optimized Publisher for Twitter and Facebook. This presentation includes intriguing stats and some pitfalls. Here are some times to...
0 replies - 3152 views - 03/12/12 by Eric Genesky in Articles
Some relationships change over time. Think about your friends from
high school, college, work, the city you used to live in, the ones that
liked you ex-...
0 replies - 3588 views - 03/09/12 by Max De Marzi in Articles
Welcome to part four of this series of blog-posts on MongoDB, where we previously looked at:NoSQL 101 - An introduction.Begining MongoDB queries.More on...
0 replies - 4274 views - 02/29/12 by Anders Karlsson in Articles
In January, Google released LevelDB, "a fast and lightweight key/value database library." In a recent post on the "High Availability...
0 replies - 4096 views - 02/14/12 by Eric Genesky in Articles
The NoSQL v. SQL argument has been beaten (almost) to death, and now it's time to look forward to the foggy future of the data storage and access. Martin...
0 replies - 10692 views - 02/07/12 by Martin Fowler in Articles
