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Daily Archives: September 4, 2015
NoSQL Inside SQL Server
There has been quite a debate the last few years between using NoSQL and SQL Server as data stores for different applications. We’ve seen a great deal of interest from developers in document stores as the data structures are closer … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged Database Weekly, NoSQL, rdbms
First Look at Apple Car Play
I rented a Buick recently, and when I plugged my phone into the USB port to charge, I was surprised to see the CarPlay icon come on. At first I was a little confused, using my phone to navigate to … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged car update, iPhone
