NoSQL East : A conference of non-relational data stores

[logicalstack]

http://nosqleast.com/2009/

[DanielStraight]

Heck, this should've been linked to just as an example of amazing web design.

Typing in "commands" is somewhat buggy however. Still... freaking awesome design.

[expnsv_hdphns → DanielStraight]

That kind of interface is one of those things I've always thought would be awesome but never bothered to try out, and haven't seen in action until now.

[steadicat → DanielStraight]

It was a weird interaction between my JS code and Amiando's JS code. It's fixed now.

[bravura → steadicat]

Where can we get this code?

[steadicat → bravura]

This is it: http://nosqleast.com/nosql.js

Not much to it, really.

[christofd → DanielStraight]

Very nice interface design :)

[100k]

Which non-relational database is powering the NoSQL East website? :)

Love the UI...very cool. I was hoping to find some Zork commands in there.

[steadicat → 100k]

At the moment, none. If we needed one, I have a feeling we would have picked CouchDB...

[MaysonL → steadicat]

You ought to have a session on FluidDB. :-)

[rjurney]

I'll be there, man.

[hypermatt]

Sweet finally some good hacker madness in the ATL!

[mrshoe → hypermatt]

Don't forget PyCon next year (http://us.pycon.org/)!

[shabda]

> select fun, profit from real_world where relational=false ;

Shouldn't it be RealWorld.objects.filter(relational = False).values('fun', 'profit')

[jhancock]

cool, I hope to be there.

I think its amusing the tag-line is:

"select fun, profit from real_world where relational=false ;"

This is SQL structure. A problem with NoSQL is we need to communicate queries in a language we all know. Even if you're a SQL noob, you still describe examples in a SQL-like syntax.

This movement should really be about alternate-RDB or schema-free-db. Its not really about no-sql.