I'm guessing that 98% would say "NO", 1% would say "yes" due to building some internal APIs or something. The final percent will say "yes" without really knowing what they are doing. But is this something we even have today? I mean who works with pure SQL directly i…
Daniel Wertheim
That's a title! Not too long ago I put together a .Net client for InfluxDB [https://github.com/danielwertheim/myinfluxdbclient]. I then found myself in a discussion of monitoring some time series data on Windows. Since I like fiddling and having fun while programming, I set off to create a small…
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This week has been a bit of a surprise. First I got some questions about NHibernate, which I realized I have been blessed from not using since around 2011, then today I got into a small discussion about stored procedures and that it’s viable to let it contain logic. I’m well aware that this is a rel…
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Just started evaluating Aerospike [http://www.aerospike.com] as a potential key-value store. So far I really like the experience and the product. How-ever, as a C# developer, life could be a bit happier with some small adjustments from Aerospike. Let me pinpoint the ones I stumbled upon during my fi…
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Recently I was building a solution for managing some contents. I used a document oriented database for storing the actual contents. In this particular scenario, I used CouchDB. First a POC was built, just to get an idea of the domain and what was possible to achieve, given a fixed amount of resource…
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