database design mistakes

June 6, 2022

Forging a NoSQL Database

RavenDB has been around for a little over a decade and is currently used by thousands of customers, including fortune 500 companies like Toyota and Verizon, but it hasn’t always been smooth sailing. Like any other software, RavenDB has had its growing pains, particularly in the early days when the company was made up of just a handful of developers.

User feedback has always played an important role in our development. Many of RavenDB’s features were added due to popular demand, and our customers have helped us find countless obscure bugs by using our software in ways we never could have imagined.

January 21, 2019

9 of the Most Common Mistakes in Database Design

As a database designer, when you are tasked with a database project, you can expect to run into a couple of challenges during the design process and after the database is deployed to production.

Some of these problems are unavoidable and outside your control. However, a number of them can be traced back to the quality of the database design itself. The decisions you make at this preliminary phase can have a profound impact on how well the database eventually works. The following are some of the most common mistakes of database design.

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