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Thursday, 2 December 2010
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MONGOID Cheat Sheet

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☞ MONGOID, one of the most popular — one as in currently I can count at least 4: MongoMapper and MONGOID compared, MongoODM, and Mongomatic, a minimal mapper — MongoDB Ruby-based “Object-Relational Mapper”[1], got a ☞ cheat sheet.

If you are a rubyist working with MongoDB print it out as a PDF and have it around .

  1. Shouldn’t these mappers be called something like object-document mappers or document-object mappers?  (↩)

Original title and link: MONGOID Cheat Sheet (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)