MongoDB

MongoDB is a schema-free, document-oriented database that can be easily used in Rails via the MongoMapper Ruby Object Mapper. It’s among the best NoSQL database to try out, as it introduces a minimal set of new concepts compared to the more innovative NoSQL systems like CouchDB, Riak, or Cassandra.

In other words, it’s a gateway drug.

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• Moving Rails 3 and MongoDB app to Heroku —December 29, 2010 by Ryan Walker
• Riak compared to MongoDB —May 26, 2010 by wiki.basho.com
• MongoDB is suitable for E-commerce —May 06, 2010 by kylebanker.com
• Building an app with Rails 3 and MongoDB (part 3) —April 11, 2010 by Ryan Walker
• Data Modeling MongoDB —April 08, 2010 by mongodb.org
• Rails 3 and MongoDB —April 08, 2010 by mongodb.org
• Building an app with Rails 3 and MongoDB (part 2) —April 07, 2010 by Ryan Walker
• Building an app with Rails 3 and MongoDB (part 1) —April 06, 2010 by Ryan Walker
• MongoDB Screencasts —March 15, 2010 by learnivore.com
• Getting Started with MongoMapper & Rails —March 15, 2010 by railstips.org
• My first MongoDB experience —March 15, 2010 by Ryan Walker
• Mongo is to Databases what Rails was to Frameworks —February 09, 2010 by railstips.org

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