Good talk. For me, the most important thing about document databases is that they avoid the Impedance Mismatch. Data is structured in a way that is more aligned with data in memory.
It's an interesting and well structured presentation, as mentioned before, but the conclusions feel biased. I'm not a db expert by any means and it's been a while since I had to design one, so correct me if I'm wrong please. Wouldn't most of the relation db problems mentioned here, be solved by having modularized application with multiple databases? I understand that it's hard and may not always be possible or feasible, but it's completely ignored here.
no need to worry, Adrienne , presentation is good and easy to understand
Well structured NoSQL introduction talk.
Thank you!
Good talk. For me, the most important thing about document databases is that they avoid the Impedance Mismatch. Data is structured in a way that is more aligned with data in memory.
This was a great talk for someone that is not very familiar with NoSQL
What do you mean by that?
@@Tiptup300 I think he meant himself :)
Awesome presentation
Great presentation! Do you have a use case for going from NoSql to relational?
Fantastic!
It's an interesting and well structured presentation, as mentioned before, but the conclusions feel biased. I'm not a db expert by any means and it's been a while since I had to design one, so correct me if I'm wrong please. Wouldn't most of the relation db problems mentioned here, be solved by having modularized application with multiple databases? I understand that it's hard and may not always be possible or feasible, but it's completely ignored here.