NoSQL all the way. I know we are storing redundant data, but we have no reason to care anymore because storage is so cheap. Still a work in progress but this is a DBAL (github.com/ua1-labs/firesql) that abstracts the need for relational data. Just throw an object into the database.
NoSQL all the way. I know we are storing redundant data, but we have no reason to care anymore because storage is so cheap. Still a work in progress but this is a DBAL (github.com/ua1-labs/firesql) that abstracts the need for relational data. Just throw an object into the database.
What sort of use cases do you see for this, Joshua?
Every application I build for a client ends up implementing this. It's just an abstraction layer.
Is everything stored in two tables, or am I misunderstanding?
You understand it correctly! Everything is in 2 tables.