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Monday, 5 December 2011

NoSQL Databases and Node.js

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A proper ending for a long but shallow chapter from Node.js in Action book:

Don’t be afraid to use more than one type of storage mechanism in an application. If you were building a content management system, for example, you might store web application configuration options using SQLite, stories using MongoDB, and user-contributed story ranking data using Redis. How you handle persistence is limited only by your imagination.

I still need to see some solid Node.js applications, as so far except visualizing Wikipedia, Node.js + NoSQL Database => Real Time Chat Applications.

  1. If you know any, please talk to me  ↩

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