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Wednesday, 27 January 2010
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Zend and NoSQL Adoption

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I have argued previously that even if it is clear that NoSQL is here to stay, integration with popular frameworks is a critical phase in NoSQL adoption.

A while back I have reported about the advances made by one of the most popular Python frameworks, Django for becoming more NoSQL friendly (nb the initiative is more generic and aims at allowing multi-database usage from Django).

It looks like Zend, a very popular PHP framework, is looking to seamlessly integrate with some NoSQL solutions: CouchDB[1] and MongoDB[2]. These proposals (nb I don’t know the status of these proposals) are an interesting read as they offering extremely detailed information about how the integration will be implemented and I’d say they are a good example of a process to be followed by other frameworks looking to open their doors to NoSQL solutions.

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