Using PostgreSQL in modern enterprise web applications
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| Abstract | Using HTML5, JavaScript, NodeJS with PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL's object relational heritage makes it an outstanding choice for developing web applications that have a rich object model domain. See how PostgreSQL's object relational features allow for building database models to support a NodeJS data service feeding a 100% JavaScript web client.
PostgreSQL's object relational heritage makes it an outstanding choice for developing web applications that have a rich object model domain. See how PostgreSQL's object relational features allow for building database models to support a NodeJS data service feeding a 100% JavaScript web client.
Topics include:
The benefits of a rich domain model in enterprise software, Comparing different architecture approaches: scripted model, table model and domain model.
The dissonance between relational databases and the object model.
Why NoSQL database's seem attractive
Why relational is still the best choice for enterprise applications
What is an "object relational" database
Using Postgres' object-relational features to reduce the friction
Compound Types
Querying an object hierarchy
Object relational views
Exploring an example
Define a rich domain in a JavaScript MVC web client
Build a data source using NodeJS using PostgreSQL JavaScript drivers
Defining models in Postgres
Extending models in Postgres
Yes, it's got a Hemi
Use Google's plV8js language in PostresSQL to run JavaScript directly in the database
Parse and process JSON payloads |
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