Yuval Aloni
Introduction If you've ever dealt with ANY database system you probably encountered the ACID acronym. Let's briefly go over each of the principles it describes: A for Atomicity The concept of treating something (a block of data operations in our context) as a single, indivisible unit of work. C...
Adrian Mejia Blog
The NoSQL database system has been able to gain momentum in the past few years due to its flexibility and other benefits. Mongo is the leader when it comes to NoSQL. There are plenty of amazing features of MongoDB, and one of them are atomic operations. In the upcoming sections of this article, we...
aadityapurani
Introduction: I participated for 36 hours in NullCon’s 10th CTF known as HackIM 2019 as usual from ‘dcua‘, and completed 8 tasks and engaged with couple others. There will be bunch of other write-ups you can expect on this blog space. So keep looking Without wasting time, let’s dive into Proton....
adamfowleruk
Been reflecting on code to write when I’m on the train. I figure the best thing I can do is write code to help my NoSQL brethren. Here’s what I plan to do… The great thing about writing open source code for your day job is that you have to be very targeted. I only spend time writing code when it...
Joshua Flanagan
In my post “Great time to be a developer“, I listed MongoDB as one of the tools that made my task (track travel times for a given route) easy. This post will show you how. What do I need to store? My travel time data collection job needs the URL for the traffic data endpoint for each route that...