20.May.2010 at 04:05 by Jeremy Brown
Great content and ideas as always. Agree with previous poster - would love to see some longer tutorials on domain and service layer strategies, theories, etc. Excellent presentation!
Matthew Weier O'Phinney (19.May.2010 at 18:15)
Talk at TEKĀ·X (English - US)
Until recently, Relational Databases have been the rage... but now there's a new
kid on the block: the NoSQL database. NoSQL databases turn the conventions we've
all learned on their heads: data normalization, pivot tables, schemas, and more.
Instead of storing metadata and relations across tables, we can create custom
schemas per record -- offering incredible flexibility and reducing the number of
queries required to get at exactly the information we need.
In this talk, we'll look at some of the advantages and disadvantages of NoSQL
databases, as well as some examples of applications that could benefit from the
new paradigms they offer.
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20.May.2010 at 04:05 by Jeremy Brown
Great content and ideas as always. Agree with previous poster - would love to see some longer tutorials on domain and service layer strategies, theories, etc. Excellent presentation!
20.May.2010 at 13:57 by Herman Radtke
Great talk. I always advocate separating the business logic from the storage engine to my team and this added some great ammunition. Learned a few new things about the NoSQL database products too.
20.May.2010 at 16:39 by Rob Allen
Good high level overview of domain modelling. Interesting to learn the similarities and differences when using a "NoSQL" database vs a RDBMS.
Would like to see more details on the process of how to decide what goes in the server layer and what goes in the model layer and why.
21.May.2010 at 00:26 by Bill Karwin
I appreciate that Matthew is evangelizing domain modeling, and he's making these concepts very accessible for all developers by showing the benefits in a practical way. Well done!
24.May.2010 at 17:20 by Lorna Mitchell
Great talk to see although these aren't technologies that am currently using. I got a good feel for how I would fit these into my existing MVC application and will be referring to the slides when I get there.
25.May.2010 at 14:23 by Michael Lehmkuhl
One of the many sessions that really got my interested in learning more about the various document-oriented databases that are getting more popular in a hurry. Sparked my interest in learning more.
19.May.2010 at 23:07 by Jason Austin
I really enjoyed this and learned a lot. Good code samples and examples. I'd like to even see more strategies about implementing a service-layer approach, but I think that's a different talk. Great job!