MongoDB

Introduction One of the less celebrated perks of being in the 21st century is that developers can build websites and web applications without having to build them up from scratch. This is possible with the help of standardized software stacks that follow a consistent approach and are readily available in the tech world. Most developers … Continue reading

While SQL, mainly MS SQL Oracle and MySQL and Server are almost synonymous with RDBMS, MongoDB has been classified as a NoSQL database and is a cross-platform document-oriented one. At times, it is wise to replace MySQL with MongoDB as the latter is truly an agile database allowing quick changes of schemas when applications evolve. … Continue reading