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Friday, 19 March 2010
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Quick Guide to Zend and MongoDB on MongoHq

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We already covered that Zend framework is trying to make NoSQL adoption easier looking to integrating with CouchDB and MongoDB.

The linked article is a quick guide to using Zend with MongoDB hosted on MongoHq (note: anyway hosting on MongoHq is optional)

As the name slightly foreshadows MongoHq is a currently bit pricey cloud-based hosting solution for MongoDb databases provided by CommonThread. Since they went live a few weeks ago I signed up for the small plan and started to successfully re-thinker with it in an exploratory Zend Framework based application.

via: http://raphaelstolt.blogspot.com/2010/03/using-mongohq-in-zend-framework-based.html