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Christian Horsdal

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Christian Horsdal is a software architect at MjĂžlner Informatics.
Frictionless .NET Web App Development with Nancy Part III - Introducing MongoDB Posted: Oct 24, 2011 2:15 PM
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Continuing the URL shortener sample from thesse post: part I and part II, I'll go from (stupidly) storing the shortened URLs in a static variable, as was the case in the code in part I, to storing the shortened URLs in MongoDB. The reasons for choosing MongoDB for persistence in this sample (compared to the "traditional" NHibernate + SQL Server approach) are: We will only store and retrieve one

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