By krisjava
via softwarepassion.com
Published: Oct 04 2012 / 08:10
Working recently with CouchDB I become interested on how to import existing data into the database quickly. The CouchDB is written in Erlang so the first thing which came to my mind was to use that language for the job, but to find out if it runs ‘quickly’ or not, I had to compare it with some other languages/libraries. The natural choice was Java of course ( I consider it my ‘native’ language ), on top of that I added another test with Ruby as I had my first steps with CouchDB using that language....
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