Usually applications are designed to have some sort of data storage and set it's logic accordingly.
Many times, there is more then one application that does the same thing with the same data, and not always the same database itself.
In this lecture I'm going to explain how to notice such problems, and designing a better program without fixating on database based application, and also figuring out when you really need a database and when it's an "over killed" feature.
The lecture will helps brining a new type of mindset into developers, regardless of any specific platform or field in the industry.
A freelance telephony expert at day, an open source hacker at night. Open source and Object Pascal evangelist for all. Used so far more then 25 programming languages, scripts and macros. VIM user, Linux expert and a geek.