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jeremy 12-30-2015 04:55 PM

NoSQL Database of the Year
 
This is the sixth year for this poll. Participation has traditionally been low and we're interested in feedback on this category. If participation doesn't improve this year it's possible we'll remove it in the future.

--jeremy

normanlinux 01-08-2016 02:21 PM

No vote, but doesn't mean not interested
 
As with my comment in the other database category, not voting doesn't imply not interested.

I am currently using OrientDB which is (sort of) NoSQL type database but, as a graph database (like Neo4J), avoids the pitfall of lack of normalisation with consequent duplication of data and likelihood of the same information being entered in different ways for different records.

For my current project it is a better fit than Neo.

Please do not drop this category. It may not have many votes but it *is* very relevant

astrogeek 02-09-2016 01:18 PM

NoSQL - is that an oxymoron?

No horse in this race...

joseucv 02-09-2016 11:58 PM

Vote - MongoDB

normanlinux 02-11-2016 03:00 PM

"NoSQL - is that an oxymoron?"

:-)


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