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The post discusses the book 'Designing Data Intensive Applications' as part of a book club, focusing on the first two chapters which cover reliability, scalability, and maintainability of applications, as well as different data models and query languages. It explains the historical context and comparisons between relational and document databases, including the benefits and drawbacks of each model, and the impact of these choices on application design.

Designing Data Intensive Applications Book

Chp 1. Reliable, Scalable, and Maintainable Applications

<p>In the article:
“Document model excels for one-to-many relationships and tree-like structures
Relational model is better for complex joins and many-to-many relationships”</p>
<p>Why? Only of that? They didn’t mention the essential difference of 2 kinds of models, the LSM and B+ tree.</p>
