One of the difficulties of understanding a system like Redict is to show the simplicity and elegance of the system, while showing the power and versatility that comes from it. My approach here would be to go through the data types, show 1–3 commands for each of them, and give examples for usage. One thing I noticed in the past when working with clients using Redis was that they had no idea how broad the use cases of the system are.
Starting the explanation by going through the data types makes sense to me. Understanding that the key is always a string, but the value can be one of many types, which influences which commands you can use. This approach worked well for me in the past when I presented Redis to colleagues and clients in the past.
Please tell me if this goes into the right direction. If so, I will continue working on this page.
One of the difficulties of understanding a system like Redict is to show the simplicity and elegance of the system, while showing the power and versatility that comes from it. My approach here would be to go through the data types, show 1–3 commands for each of them, and give examples for usage. One thing I noticed in the past when working with clients using Redis was that they had no idea how broad the use cases of the system are.
Starting the explanation by going through the data types makes sense to me. Understanding that the key is always a string, but the value can be one of many types, which influences which commands you can use. This approach worked well for me in the past when I presented Redis to colleagues and clients in the past.
Please tell me if this goes into the right direction. If so, I will continue working on this page.