Programming Digest #479: Things You Should Know About Databases
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Things You Should Know About Databases
This is the first post in a series called Things You Should Know. Think of it as a primer to set you from base principles on various topics. For example, today, we are discussing databases!
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Unobvious things you need to know about key-value stores
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