script your way to nosql

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1. <script>  your  way   into  NoSQL   Patrick  Mulder  

   @mulpat  

2. In the beginning, there was LAMP

3. Linux   Apache   MySQL   Perl  (or  PHP)  

   hBp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LAMP_(soHware_bundle)   ALTER table ...

4. The dawn of ORMs Hibernate ActiveRecord

5. Data   Store   Client   API   stateless  

   URIs   resources   Today,  API‘s  vs  Clients   MV*  

6. remote STATE Synchronize

7. The client-side runs   JavaScript  

8. Document stores provide JSON natively

9. Apps with MEAN stacks

10. MongoDB ExpressJS AngularJS Node

11. But, there is also Meteor, ArangoDB-Foxx, Rendr, Brainy, Backbone-ORM, Serverbone,

    BookshelfJS, i-tier, Thorax, DerbyJS, ...

12. The main point 100% JavaScript

13. A Good Thing MulVple   runVmes  

14. A quick demo on  JavaScript   RunVmes:   Node  –

     Browser  –  ArangoDB  

15. More Good Things concurrency   built-­‐in  

16. A quick demo on  the     event-­‐loop  

17. Challenges ... inheritance async vs sync throwing errors

18. From JSON ... {! "director": "Matthew Vaughn",! "rating": 3.4,! "showtime":

    1388766180,! "description": „In grief and anger, Lensherr's magnetic power manifests .... ",! "title": "X-Men: First Class",! "id": 15,! "year": 2011,! "length": 132,! "genres": [! "Action",! "Adventure",! "Sci-Fi"! ]! }!

19. ... to data „modules“ with event emitters to be exported

    Demo  let‘s  create  a  model  

20. „Enhanced“ data events   validaVons   map  primary  key  

    queries  

21. The jQuery of data Underscore Lo-Dash and promises

22. Interesting projects •  http://knexjs.org/ •  https://www.arangodb.org/foxx •  http://bookshelfjs.org/ •  https://github.com/Everyplay/backbone-

    blueprint

23. var talk; talk.quesVons()              

     .end();  

24. Developing Web Apps with BackboneJS