Monday
Aug092010
Practical Ruby Projects with MongoDB
Monday, August 9, 2010 at 12:00AM |
Derek Stainer Alex Sharp, the Lead Developer at OptimusDev, discusses in his presentation at Ruby Midwest some practical Ruby projects for MongoDB. Things are typically easier when you see a use case and an implementation that solves the use case. That is the approach that Alex has taken in his presentation he presents four use cases:
- Accounting Application
- Capped Collection Logging
- Blogging App
- Reporting App
There are several points that Alex discusses, however, here are a few highlights:
- Instead of JOINs across separate tables you can use embedded documents.
- Embedded documents eliminate many modeling headaches
- MongoDB allows for fast writes (fire and forget)
- In-place updates
- Optimize your reads with indexes
Check it out!
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Alex Sharp,
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