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SQL Strikes Back! Recent Trends in Data Persistence and Analysis — devreal.ai

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SQL Strikes Back! Recent Trends in Data Persistence and Analysis

On SQL's resurgence across Hadoop and NoSQL ecosystems after the NoSQL wave.

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Type: talk
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url: http://polyglotprogramming.com/papers
date: 2014-11-04
type: inland
title: SQL Strikes Back! Recent Trends in Data Persistence and Analysis
source: bythebay
event_scope: external