Niklas Bjorkman wrote: Firstly I agree with your conclusion. NewSQL takes the best of the traditional databases and NoSQL databases to combine the benefits of both worlds. I do not agree that NewSQL vendors focus on giving scale-out features to transactional data. The NewSQL market is focusing on giving true ACID support combined with extreme performance, stepping away from the traditional relational structures in databases. A lot of developers appreciate the ease of accessing data using SQL and I think we will see more and more databases supporting standard SQL.
As you said - NewSQL databases often maintain the...
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n d commented on 27 Aug 2006
It's far to early to declare any winners in the mobile app space, but a number of forces are converging that suggest that J2ME and BREW might not be the eventual winners. This AJAXWorld session will examine what those forces are, possible end-game scenarios for the industry, and the risks involved in developing content for mobile devices today.
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n d commented on 27 Aug 2006
It's far to early to declare any winners in the mobile app space, but a number of forces are converging that suggest that J2ME and BREW might not be the eventual winners. This AJAXWorld session will examine what those forces are, possible end-game scenarios for the industry, and the risks involved in developing content for mobile devices today.
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n d commented on 27 Aug 2006
It's far to early to declare any winners in the mobile app space, but a number of forces are converging that suggest that J2ME and BREW might not be the eventual winners. This AJAXWorld session will examine what those forces are, possible end-game scenarios for the industry, and the risks involved in developing content for mobile devices today.
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n d commented on 27 Aug 2006
It's far to early to declare any winners in the mobile app space, but a number of forces are converging that suggest that J2ME and BREW might not be the eventual winners. This AJAXWorld session will examine what those forces are, possible end-game scenarios for the industry, and the risks involved in developing content for mobile devices today.
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n d commented on 27 Aug 2006
It's far to early to declare any winners in the mobile app space, but a number of forces are converging that suggest that J2ME and BREW might not be the eventual winners. This AJAXWorld session will examine what those forces are, possible end-game scenarios for the industry, and the risks involved in developing content for mobile devices today.
n d wrote: It's far to early to declare any winners in the mobile app space, but a number of forces are converging that suggest that J2ME and BREW might not be the eventual winners. This AJAXWorld session will examine what those forces are, possible end-game scenarios for the industry, and the risks involved in developing content for mobile devices today.
n d wrote: It's far to early to declare any winners in the mobile app space, but a number of forces are converging that suggest that J2ME and BREW might not be the eventual winners. This AJAXWorld session will examine what those forces are, possible end-game scenarios for the industry, and the risks involved in developing content for mobile devices today.
n d wrote: It's far to early to declare any winners in the mobile app space, but a number of forces are converging that suggest that J2ME and BREW might not be the eventual winners. This AJAXWorld session will examine what those forces are, possible end-game scenarios for the industry, and the risks involved in developing content for mobile devices today.
n d wrote: It's far to early to declare any winners in the mobile app space, but a number of forces are converging that suggest that J2ME and BREW might not be the eventual winners. This AJAXWorld session will examine what those forces are, possible end-game scenarios for the industry, and the risks involved in developing content for mobile devices today.
n d wrote: It's far to early to declare any winners in the mobile app space, but a number of forces are converging that suggest that J2ME and BREW might not be the eventual winners. This AJAXWorld session will examine what those forces are, possible end-game scenarios for the industry, and the risks involved in developing content for mobile devices today.
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