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June 18 2010

snej
17:08

BSON - Binary JSON

Binary encoding format for JSON-equivalent data structures. Essentially a compact, faster-to-parse representation of JSON. Used internally in MongoDB.
Tags: json javascript databases
snej
17:08

BSON - Binary JSON

Binary encoding format for JSON-equivalent data structures. Essentially a compact, faster-to-parse representation of JSON. Used internally in MongoDB.
Tags: json javascript databases
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May 19 2010

snej
21:45

Google Storage Product Overview

Google's answer to S3, at last. "A new service for developers to store and access data in Google's cloud. It offers developers direct access to Google's scalable storage and networking infrastructure as well as powerful authentication and data sharing mechanisms."
Tags: google web databases

July 15 2009

snej
04:40

Fixing HTML 5 Storage [Chris Anderson]

"The NoSQL movement has raised a flag about possible inclusion of SQL in the HTML 5 standard. Many of these people are fans of simpler key/value APIs. I'm guilty of getting up on stage with a white-on-black slide that says 'No SQL in HTML 5.'
Tags: web databases couchdb html5

July 04 2009

snej
17:58

jLinq - Javascript Query Language

"jLinq is a Javascript library that lets you write queries against arrays of javascript objects."
Tags: webapps javascript databases
snej
17:57

HTML5 Web Storage and SQL at Vladimir Vukićević

The dangers of exposing a SQL query API for client-side JavaScript in HTML5: there is no standard SQL syntax or semantics.
Tags: webapps html5 databases javascript
snej
00:55

The P2P Web (part one)

Essay by Chris Anderson, one of the main CouchDB developers. I'm pretty much "what he said!" Good stuff.
Tags: databases web p2p

March 11 2009

snej
15:41

Redis, a fast key-value database

“Redis is a key-value database. It is similar to memcached but the dataset is not volatile, and values can be strings, exactly like in memcached, but also lists and sets with atomic operations to push/pop elements. “In order to be very fast but at the same time persistent the whole dataset is taken in memory and from time to time and/or when a number of changes to the dataset are performed it is written asynchronously on disk. You may lost the last few queries that is acceptable in many applications but it is as fast as an in memory DB (beta 6 of Redis includes initial support for master-slave replication in order to solve this problem by redundancy).”
Tags: databases library

February 17 2009

snej
15:41

First impressions of couchdb

“As for using couchdb in general, I’ve been pretty impressed. The whole thing is refreshingly simple. The JSON/REST interface is super easy to build tools around. Installation wasn’t really that hard, even with needing to install most everything from source for performance reasons.”
Tags: couchdb databases

January 19 2009

snej
18:58

ActiveRecord.js: Cross Browser, Cross Platform, JavaScript ORM

“ActiveRecord.js makes it easy to begin working with databases in JavaScript on the client or server, with Google Gears & Chrome, Aptana Jaxer, Adobe AIR or any platform supporting the W3C HTML5 SQL Specification (currently Webkit and iPhone).”
Tags: web library iphone javascript databases

December 23 2008

snej
04:42

CloudKit - An Open Web JSON Appliance

"CloudKit provides RESTful JSON storage with optional OpenID and OAuth support, including OAuth Discovery. Stored entities are versioned. Services manage their own storage and do not require schema updates when models change." Pretty buzzword-dense, but if this means what I think it means, it's completely awesome.
Tags: ruby identity REST databases

November 14 2008

snej
23:51

SQLite Persistent Objects

“It lets you create Objective-C classes that know how to persist themselves into a SQLite database. Not only that, but it completely hides the implementation details from you - you do not need to create the database, create the tables, or do anything else except work with your ojbects. you simply subclass SQLitePersistentObject and create Objective-C 2.0 properties for every data element you want persisted.”
Tags: cocoa library databases
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