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IN3D / Pokemon

Recreation of pokemon, in C#.
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Database: Discussion and Decision #41

Closed IN3D closed 10 years ago

IN3D commented 10 years ago

We need to have a talk at some time. I really don't care what way, text chat is just fine. But I want to make sure that everyone's input on data structure.

IN3D commented 10 years ago

I wanted to leave some links here so everyone can see exactly what I've been milling around in my head. These are the two things I've been considering...

  1. T-SQL
    • Microsoft's variation on SQL, the standard of SQL server. offers tight integration with Visual Studio, and easily recognizable SQL.
  2. MongoDB
    • A NoSQL alternative based on JSON data objects. it offers amazing performance, and while it lacks relations like SQL, it stores data in a way that seems to be reminiscent of a OOP way of thinking.
BradMackey commented 10 years ago

I'm free Sunday evening or Monday, as well I haven't done much with databases yet so I'm not entirely sure which is the better option.

Daxter304 commented 10 years ago

I'll be out of town Friday morning until Sunday nightsometime. I do not work Monday.

IN3D commented 10 years ago

Ok, so is everyone cool with a quick talk about this on Monday then?

BradMackey commented 10 years ago

I'm good with Monday, just let me know when Monday.

IN3D commented 10 years ago

Probably after dinner on Monday. Personally I'm leaning T-SQL for this. I guess before we go scheduling a talk for this. Would anyone object if I just did T-SQL and ran with it?

BradMackey commented 10 years ago

alright, sounds good. I have no objections with that course of action

IN3D commented 10 years ago

Ok, so in that case I'll start designing this program using T-SQL. If for some bizarre reason it doesn't work out, I'll consider switching over to Mongo. But I'll keep everyone posted if that ends up being the case.

I'll consider this closed for now.