Willie Wheeler05/16/12
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Willie Wheeler's Zkybase is an effort at an open source configuration management tool - here's how he came to the conclusion that Neo4j would improve the backend.
Ayende Rahien05/16/12
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Ayende started this post with no idea of what the ReleaseCandidateTracker app was capable of - and was pleasantly surprised.
Gaurav Mantri05/16/12
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Here's an informative table detailing various characteristics and services offered by both WATS and ADDB, including consumption based pricing, indexing support, and consistency model types.
John Cook05/15/12
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A couple months ago I briefly reviewed Machine Learning for Hackers by Drew Conway and John Myles White. Today I’m looking at Machine Learning in Action by Peter Harrington and comparing the two books.
Steve Francia05/15/12
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The first of a series of post that introduce MongoDB and PHP; this one focuses mainly on the installation of MongoDB.
Willie Wheeler05/15/12
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This post describes how to build out the person configuration item in Skybase using Spring Data Neo4j.
Chad Lung05/13/12
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In my previous post I showed you how to install and use Redis with Node.js. Today I’m going to take that a step further and walk through some of the things you can do with node_redis using Redis’s TTL and EXPIRE commands.
Marisa Panaccio05/13/12
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This example shows how simple it is to add/remove document properties from a NoSQL data store - and you have no need to define a schema.
Rob Williams05/12/12
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You CAN have an embedded database that will be ready for each test, and cleaned up after each one. Here is the code.
Alex Staveley05/11/12
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Scalability! Optimisation! Architectures! Here's some more thoughts on the ongoing conversation about the differences between SQL and NoSQL.
Ayende Rahien05/10/12
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In any system that gets to a certain size, especially one that is multi threaded, there are a certain class of bugs that are really a bitch to figure out. They
are usually boil down to some sort of a race condition. I have been
doing that recently,...
Max De Marzi05/10/12
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Max De Marzi imparts some wisdom in this article by emphasizing the importance of recognizing RELATIONSHIPS in graph databases rather than focusing on objects first.
Marisa Panaccio05/09/12
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Using Log Storage is an easy way to introduce a document database to your organization; this post offers a little modification to make it capable of storing complex items in extended properties.
Steve Francia05/08/12
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Spf13 gave this presentation to over 100 CTO's at an annual tech. forum hosted by Insight Venture Partners.
A. Jesse Jiryu Davis05/08/12
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This book is a charming, breezy intro to graph theory, covering basic terminology and some theorems related to planar graphs, topology, map-coloring, matching, and optimization. . .
Kristina Chodorow05/08/12
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This is one of a series of MongoDB "replica set boot camp" articles that Kristina Chodorow, who's been training new hires at10gen, has written and now released for general consumption. Enjoy.
Markus Eisele05/08/12
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EclipseLink 2.4 has started to support MongoDB and Oracle NoSQL; this post describes various aspects of NoSQL databases.
Eric Genesky05/07/12
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A quick first-part video that shows how to install and setup Cassandra, Apache's open-source NoSQL database.
A. Jesse Jiryu Davis05/07/12
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Lately I’ve needed to spin up a bunch of virtual machines with VirtualBox and Vagrant for testing our changes to PyMongo under every conceivable OS, and there’s no room for them on my SSD. Here’s how I moved them to an external hard drive . . .
Ayende Rahien05/06/12
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This post is in response to a frequent question regarding RavenDB's multi map index feature.
Marisa Panaccio05/05/12
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This writer made a few modifications to the original code of the Mongo appender from log4Net that allows you to use all the advanced query capability of Mongo for viewing additional log properties.
Kristina Chodorow05/04/12
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Sharding is the not-so-revolutionary way that MongoDB scales writes (it’s very similar to techniques described in the Big Table paper and by PNUTS) but many people are unfamiliar with what it is and how it works.
Eric Genesky05/03/12
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Lead Cypherologist Andrés Taylor has been cranking out work like Pablo Picasso with an empty museum. He shared some of his thoughts about the new Cypher grammar available in 1.8.M01 . . .
Eric Genesky05/03/12
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A new Graph REPL using Heroku on Neo4j has been announced over at GitHub. For those of you who don't know, REPL stands for Read-Eval-Print Loop, and refers to a simple interactive top-level programming environment.
