My expertise includes software development, project management, business development, and strategic planning. I am passionate about using technology to solve complex business problems and drive growth
Sou o Luis Eduardo, conhecido também como Nadachi, formado em Ciência da Computação e Pós em Engenharia de Software, atuando como Software Engineer em uma fintech.
Great article, Daniel! Thanks for sharing it with us. Learning about databases can be hard sometimes but your article was awesome and very comprehensive!
Nice article keep ‘em coming! I’ve managed to avoid databases pretty much forever and I know some day I’ll need to do use them and that day is coming pretty soon.
Great article. It is a pity that there is not a heated discussion in the comments as you wanted. If I were well versed in databases, I would definitely keep up the conversation.
Most part of the comments are people that follow my contents in Brazil. Actually, this was just a study that I had in mind to do and learn more about. This article is the first one that I write in english and totally didn't expected such an audience so I'm really happy after all ;D
Great article on data consistency! It was very informative and explained the concept clearly. I will definitely be keeping this article in mind as I work on my own database-driven projects. Thanks for sharing!
Rick Delpo - retired Senior Data Engineer from GE now offering a helping hand to Java and SQL beginners. Recently I migrated to AWS Serverless Architecture and moved away from Java to Javascript
I wrote a dev article on when to use SQL vs NoSQL and I think ur readers will be interested in understanding NoSQL in more detail so I also provided some example javascript code for u to copy
Oi, sou o Leonardo Rafael, leonardohe4rt. Estudo Ciência da Computação e trabalho como Desenvolvedor Front End, focado em Javascript e curioso sobre outras e amo o open-source 💜😶🌫️🤝
Nice content, Daniel!
One remark though - Dynamo DB is not a Wide Columnar model but instead Key - Value with complex Objects ..
Ref. aws.amazon.com/nosql/
Awesome content, bro, thanks for sharing
starting to read
Nice content, Daniel! Tks for sharing with us!
you're awesome my brudda
I am a fan of the court-jury example and the conclusion. Cheers!
Good content! I learned a lot!
Very good.
very good article!
Great content!👏👏👏
Great article, Daniel! Thanks for sharing it with us. Learning about databases can be hard sometimes but your article was awesome and very comprehensive!
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Nice article, Daniel!
This is great content, thank you for sharing Dan!
nice reading and a lot of useful content, thanks man!
Awesome post! Thank you.
You just made me understand something I was struggling a lot! Big thanks 👏👏
awesome content, thank you for sharing Daniel!
Pretty awesome!
Pretty good!
Pretty good!
Nice article. I think I will start learning more about ScyllaDB. Not only because I like Greek Mythology, but also because it sounds interesting!
Nice article keep ‘em coming! I’ve managed to avoid databases pretty much forever and I know some day I’ll need to do use them and that day is coming pretty soon.
Great article. It is a pity that there is not a heated discussion in the comments as you wanted. If I were well versed in databases, I would definitely keep up the conversation.
Most part of the comments are people that follow my contents in Brazil. Actually, this was just a study that I had in mind to do and learn more about. This article is the first one that I write in english and totally didn't expected such an audience so I'm really happy after all ;D
Kudos Daniel. You did a great job in your flow of thoughts.
Thanks to share your knowledge <3
Very well!
Awesome content :)
Nice content, Daniel
Great article, I use Elastic Search and didnt even know that was a paradigms
Nice content, Daniel! ScyllaDB's consistency is really interesting!
Incredible insight and perspectives
Thanks mate! I really appreaciate :D
Great article on data consistency! It was very informative and explained the concept clearly. I will definitely be keeping this article in mind as I work on my own database-driven projects. Thanks for sharing!
hey there, great post !!
I wrote a dev article on when to use SQL vs NoSQL and I think ur readers will be interested in understanding NoSQL in more detail so I also provided some example javascript code for u to copy
click here at
dev.to/rickdelpo1/to-sql-or-to-nos...
OMG nice content!
when i grow up i want to be a developer like you
Thank you
Love it! thanks for sharing
Nice content, Daniel!
One remark though - Dynamo DB is not a Wide Columnar model but instead Key - Value with complex Objects ..
Ref. aws.amazon.com/nosql/
Very complete article, I liked it a lot
Great content! 👏
Great content!
Any idea whether Singlestore fits as a competitor here?