> "remember, the product has been in the wild for less than 90 days."
I hear you, and, FWIW, I'm excited about Rethink. To rephrase my question/observation: your article clearly lays out why you think it is better than MongoDB, using some quotes from people who agree with you. However, without some real-world data, it is still an argument rooted in theory. I like theory, but I also like to take real-world data to my bosses. Do you have any stats/examples that actual compare and demonstrate the performance? (I understand that wasn't the purpose of your article, just asking as a follow up).
Regarding the many-to-many joins: I was just playing around with a contrived example: "a blog post has and belongs to many categories." Mainly I was just curious how to do it, I didn't _need_ it for anything. But, I couldn't figure out how to write it with the query language. I was using Python DSL, FWIW.
I hear you, and, FWIW, I'm excited about Rethink. To rephrase my question/observation: your article clearly lays out why you think it is better than MongoDB, using some quotes from people who agree with you. However, without some real-world data, it is still an argument rooted in theory. I like theory, but I also like to take real-world data to my bosses. Do you have any stats/examples that actual compare and demonstrate the performance? (I understand that wasn't the purpose of your article, just asking as a follow up).
Regarding the many-to-many joins: I was just playing around with a contrived example: "a blog post has and belongs to many categories." Mainly I was just curious how to do it, I didn't _need_ it for anything. But, I couldn't figure out how to write it with the query language. I was using Python DSL, FWIW.