Monthly Archives: November 2014

Barriers to open source in the NHS

Posted on November 8, 2014 by wolandscat

There is a discussion going on on the NHS Technology Community site on what the barriers to open source are in the NHS, and how to address them. The posts are interesting, but one thing is lacking: a statement of what it … Continue reading →

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No SQL databases, documents and data – some misunderstandings

Posted on November 6, 2014 by wolandscat

A good friend pointed me to this post: why you should never use MongoDB. It’s a very interesting post, about how bad MogoDB turned out to be for dealing with social network data. It’s not that MongoDB is bad per se, just … Continue reading →

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