recalling your previous posts on the subject, you're not talking about documents like txt, doc, xls, pdf. rather "documents" are the current state of an object? So, what problem does a document database solve or how would you use a document database? And how would this be better/easier to use than a relational database?
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Cool!!!
Sweet! Is CouchDb the inspiration here? Or is it ESENT for the masses? Either way, I've been wondering when someone was going to try this in .Net.
apg,
Both
ayende,
what git client do you use on windows? i use http://code.google.com/p/gitextensions/.
Junior,
I am using msyGit, I think
For those windows users looking to 'git' started (ha! I kill me!):
www.lostechies.com/.../...s-git-series-part-1.aspx
You got a cold?
QOTD:
"I know, I know, I am sorry, I sneeze and I got a framework"
Oren Eini
recalling your previous posts on the subject, you're not talking about documents like txt, doc, xls, pdf. rather "documents" are the current state of an object? So, what problem does a document database solve or how would you use a document database? And how would this be better/easier to use than a relational database?
Jason,
Yes, I do.
And relational dbs and document dbs are two different beasts.
Document DBs doesn't do relations, for example