Posts tagged #NoSql
Thoughts on user experience, business and technology for search
Lately I have been working quite a bit with search, and have two customers going live with new sites in the comming months. Along with doing the actual implementations I wrote a (danish) whitepaper on search back in september, and I have read a couple of books to really get into...
Implementing faceted search with MongoDB
After my last post on the faceted search I was asked to elaborate on how it was implemented with MongoDB. So that is just what I will do with this post – giving me the chance to comment a bit on the good and the bad experiences. Even though it was a good overall experience, there...
MongoDB – getting better for .NET
Since my last post Rob Connery has joined the team working on MongoDB, and he recently blogged about the latest additions he has made on github . I couldn’t resist taking a look at the latest changes, and even though there is still some way to go it is nice to see the...
Ayende - the relational dragonslayer
Ayende, who most know to be one of the Guru's when talking about ORM's and by extention working with relationel databases came to a very interesting conclusion a couple of days ago when he received a phonecall. To parafrase his point in "Slaying relational dragons" in a few...
Db4o – first look
As the next step in my recent adventures into NoSQL country I decided to take a look at db4o . Shortly put I hope it will give me more than the document based databases, like Mongo that I have also been taking out for a spin. My interest in NoSQL has been kindled further than it...
MongoDB – how to get started
Even though I have been pretty disconnected during the holydays I couldn’t help read that Rob Conery wrote quite a bit on his blog about his thoughts on Ayendes “EF vs NHibernate” discussion. Rob Conery argues that he is tired of these discussions and that we need to look at the...