Is nosql a meme?

>>62106349
No, it's web scale. Were you even paying attention?

dont listen to anyone on /g/

like 7 people here are actually employed. The rest just get mad that everyone istn wasting their time learning C++

please read this paper anon

http://ianvarley.com/UT/MR/Varley_MastersReport_Full_2009-08-07.pdf

Not all nosql but mongo is.

>>62106349
Meme tier shit

>>62106349
Only numales use this shit.

>>62106349
Depends
Elasticsearch is actually pretty good
If you need to store a gigantic amount of information it also isn't.
Just use what you think is the best for what you're building.

I dunno. But I find it strange people use libraries on top of nosql that enforce schemas. Why not just use a sql db?

>>62106349
It the tier of "fuck this shit we dont even know this piece of data will hold in future"

>>62106383
people here actually want to learn cpp? jesus

>>62106349
Just read carefully this book and don't ask pajeet tier questions.
http://infolab.stanford.edu/%7Eullman/dscb.html

>>62106349
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2F-DItXtZs&t=208s

>>62106349

It's a tool.

Sometimes SQL is better, sometimes NoSQL is better.

Have a fuckton of data without rigid structure, like telemetry or statistics? NoSQL.
Have a reasonable amount of heavily interconnected well-structured data, like posts on social networks? SQL.

>>62106349
SQL works marvelous to enterprises and data structure problems, well tested,document and easy solution just learn database and SQL, some case need extreme performance,domine specific problems or begin easy distributive usually gets easy data from millons movil devices,performance hundred millons notifications per day or works in thousands machines around world, any generalization some nosql database will becomes sql database.

If you don't need something special problem don't be lazy and learn SQL, don't believe ORM magic tricks or "easy" nosql, you could use hybrid approach high performance data in nosql and sql every else.

Is Structured "Query Language" or "Structured Query" Language?

>>62108804
>>62109342
>>62112048
What do you think of ArangoDB?

>>62112782
SOUNDS LIKE A BLOODY MEME.

>>62112803
Ur face is a bloody meme! Now tell me why?

>>62106349
Depends on the kind of data.

It makes sense for some data. Joins are a pretty expensive action, also sending data the way mysql does is terribly inefficient because it has to send the entire row for every single child so you get the same information dozens of times, making it slower to send over the network and re-normalize by O(results ^ joined tables).

Long time ago i saw a performance test and Postgress was doing much better.
Dont trust meme technologies until they prove their claims, this meme companies invest a lot of money into marketing so the myth of better performance expands very fast.
They same with new programming languages that strip down features... at the end of the day they use the same compiler with little changes, and the cool things that come with it can be emulated with libraries like for example the Go concurrency feature.

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>>62106349
MongoDB is a meme. If you want a taste of NoSQL, try pic related. It is thoughtfully designed, reliable and fun to use.
http://guide.couchdb.org/draft/tour.html

>>62106349
you can use redis as an in memory nosql beside postgres as your main store

>>62113682
Or start your project in Erlang and get built-in key-value storage with no extra effort.

>>62106383
Nah, /g/'s NEET tier is all about C. C++ is more of a gamedev and actually employed people thing.

>>62109886
This. There are few uses of NoSQL DBs. Memcached is a good idea, but schemeless full DBs just don't make sense.

>>62108804
this, nosql is just a newfag term for stuff that already existed and was used before (no the web though). when used properly its alright

>>62114223
C is still heavily used in industry.
>>62106383
C++ is one of the most popular languages for actual jobs.

There's no /g/-tier programming language because most languages have a purpose or a niche, even Lisp.
There is /g/-tier programming though, which consists in ricing your Arch workstation as much as possible then post nice looking Haskell hello world screenshots on /dpt/

>>62114693
Have you ever spent more than 5 minutes in /dpt/. Most of it is kiddie "you can't average two ints in C" bullshit. But every so often people show off their legit shit.

nosql as a cache
good/bad idea?