As an addendum to this thread ...
It just occurred to me now, following an interview today with a developer of
millions-users social-network games, that I could be embracing this NoSQL thing
in an indirect way, taking into account that still I consider it just a
reasonable compromise for some
Thanks for the link Darren. I will read and ponder.
Also of interest, I seen that Search::GIN has had a new release. The post also
mentions some docs explaining queries, but I have not found them yet. Active
Search::GIN development would encourage KiokuDB usage I would think.
Thanks for the
On 4 Mar 2010, at 23:38, Darren Duncan wrote:
MongoDB specifically represent data with is JSON documents.
Not quite true. They are BSON (B = binary) and have specific types for dates,
regexps and binary data___
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S.A. Kiehn wrote:
I do not see many posts regarding uses of KiokuDB within Catalyst so I
was curious about the opinion of the community in regards to its usage.
Is it still to early within development?
Also, I have been reading more about the increase in the NoSQL interest,
with a
On Tuesday 02 March 2010 12:07:23 am S.A. Kiehn wrote:
I have a couple of production Catalyst/DBIx::Class sites on Debian stable,
and then on my personal hobby site I use local::lib to try out new
things. Recently I split out my users for this site into a separate model
and I thought it a
I have a couple of production Catalyst/DBIx::Class sites on Debian stable, and
then on my personal hobby site I use local::lib to try out new things.
Recently I split out my users for this site into a separate model and I thought
it a good exercise to learn and use KiokuDB. It was just a
This is actually a pretty interesting subject, and while I can't help you
with any of it as I have no experience (I have tried KiokuDB once for a
project I was working on, but found that it's too young for my purposes,
from the same reason as you - searching and sorting is next to impossible).
On 02/03/10 17:07, S.A. Kiehn wrote:
I have a couple of production Catalyst/DBIx::Class sites on Debian
stable, and then on my personal hobby site I use local::lib to try out
new things. Recently I split out my users for this site into a separate
model and I thought it a good exercise to learn
