NOSQL Cassandra Query Language

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Cassandra Query Language

Did you miss last night's London Cassandra User Group at Skills Matter? Watch the videos here -- including: Lorenzo Alberton on Algorithms and Data Structures Andrew Byde on the Acunu storage core Courtney Robinson on Intro to CQL Watch the SkillsCast videos from last night's London Cassandra User Group at Skills Matter

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  • caustic

    I dumped QT Stalker and QT generally. I found it a time waster to get going in terms of any kind of development. Personally, I am not a fan. Why? It is no longer supported or moving ahead with Nokia moving to Windows Mobile. So have I. I am now doing more .NET in WPF and eventually Silverlight which leads to Windows Mobile. Fun stuff.

  • Anonymous

    I was accustomed the befalling to do a allocution on the up advancing CQL affection in Cassandra at the contempo accommodated up.

  • Anonymous

    Hey Peter, what were your thoughts on NoSQL and Cassandra. It seem many enterprises are staying away from this newer technology.

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