Yes, I'm sure it is (for some definitions of faster) and isn't (for others).
No benchmarks, no comparative NoSQL code, and the example is trivial. There's nothing interesting here.
No benchmarks, no comparative NoSQL code, and the example is trivial. There's nothing interesting here.
Yes, nothing EXCEPT raw information, that you have to access yourself. Is only spoon-feeding "interesting"?
I, for one, didn't know about this alternative MySQL connection pipeline at all. Now, I know at least that it exists, how it works, etc. I can do the benchmarks myself, if I need to.