Using NoSQL data stores makes you change the way you design and query data, so you have to learn new tools and methods to get the full power of your NoSQL DB. In this session we will focus on how to stop thinking ‘SQL and relations’ and start thinking ‘views and MapReduce’ with CouchDB. Our …
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This video explores the NoSQL movement: the general alternatives to relational databases (key-value stores, document-oriented databases, and graph databases) and some of the domains in which they provide the best fit. It also looks at ways to resolve the tension between relational databases and the alternatives, with examples of hybrid applications.
Dan Colish presents SQL For the Insane – crazy SQL tricks at the November 2009 OpenSQLCamp in Portland, Oregon.
SQL vs NoSQL Panel at the November 2009 OpenSQLCamp in Portland, Oregon. Moderated by Ronald Bradford of http://42sql.com SQL: Brian Aker – Drizzle; Monty Widenius – MariaDB; Selena Deckelmann – PostgreSQL NoSQL: Eric Evans – Cassandra; Mike Dirolf – MongoDB, Mike Miller – CouchDB
