#Database
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The toxic side of free. Or: how I lost the love for my side project (part 3)
Remy Sharp describes how open registration on JS Bin attracted abusive users, filled the database with junk, and eventually exhausted disk space, forcing a move to GitHub-only sign-in.
Using Mnesia in an Elixir Application
The post explains what Mnesia is, how it fits soft real-time and fault-tolerant use cases, when to prefer it over PostgreSQL or Redis, and shows an Elixir banking app built with Amnesia.
JSON no SQL Server
Mensagem aponta um overview em quatro partes sobre JSON no SQL Server e destaca que a parte mais útil é fazer queries SQL em cima de JSON.
MySQL is done. It's the Postgres Age.
The post argues that Postgres has absorbed many jobs once split across several tools, from schemaless data and queues to search and geo indexing, while MySQL offers no clear advantage.
Bons desenvolvedores não gostam de mágica
O texto defende que soluções “mágicas” escondem a implementação e exigem confiança cega, enquanto migrations dão visibilidade e controle sobre cada mudança no banco de dados.