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John Wheal
27,969 PointsNoSQL Deep Dive
i just wondered if Treehouse has any plan to cover NoSQL databases in the future?
3 Answers
Alan Johnson
7,625 PointsFrom what I've seen, we don't have anything for NoSQL scheduled yet, but that doesn't mean it won't happen, just that it's probably not planned yet.
Tagging Nick Pettit to make sure he sees this.
Nick Pettit
Treehouse TeacherHi John,
What Alan is saying is correct. We don't have any specific plans to cover NoSQL, but we'd certainly like to cover it at some point.
Andrew Chalkley and Jim Hoskins are much better devs than I am, so they may be able to point you towards some useful resources. :)
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest TeacherIt all depends on what you want to do with NoSQL depends on what you want to choose and a lot of things are classed as NoSQL. And the functionality differs from in-memory caching to persistant document storage.
If we were going to cover any NoSQL stuff it'd be very specific to each type of NoSQL e.g. Redis Foundation, CouchDB Foundations. With Database Foundations we're using MySQL but a lot of the SQL learnt there is portable to other RDMSes.