MongoDB & PHP by Alex Litvinok
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Александр на протяжении длительного времени занимался тестированием драйверов MongoDB для разных языков, в том числе и PHP. В докладе: - Введение в MongoDB - Сравнение NoSQL баз данных - Ответы на популярные вопросы: как? когда? почему? - MongoDB и PHP фреймворки
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- 1. MongoDB & PHP © 1993-2012. EPAM Systems. All Rights Reserved. Alex Litvinok
- 2. Just Intro.
- 3. MongoDB is Document-oriented database Full Index support Querying Atomic modifiers Replication & Sharding Map-Reduce & GridFS
- 4. MongoDB in SQL terms
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- 25. ent class . ongoDB class ection class . sor class . . The Mon The MongoD . The . . The Mo The MongoClient class The MongoDB class The MongoCollection class The MongoCursor class
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- 30. The End.
- 31. The End.