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[Federico Ulfo]

@Hans cool, I'll check Framewire when I got some free time. You should
probably open a new discussion to get feedback.
F


On Sat, Nov 10, 2012 at 9:55 AM, Hans Z <zaunere at gmail.com> wrote:

> > MongoDB works great for storing documents like this altogether in one
> > collection with varying schemas.  It makes it easy to query across all
> > documents. But you could also accomplish something similar with an RDBMS
>
> I would also recommend MongoDB for this type of thing - it's a perfect
> fit for storing form data, especially quickly.
>
> I'll also take this opportunity for a shameless plug.  I've finally
> released the Framewire PHP Framework - http://www.framewire.org/ - to
> the public.  It's been in production for years, but just recently
> released to the public, as you can see from the site :)  It provides
> quick and easy form validation and CRUD with Mongo, while not getting
> in the way should more complex things need to be done.
>
> H
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