Summary

In this chapter, you learned how to review the requirements of an online booking agency with complex needs. You then learned that, due to the object-oriented nature of MongoDB, the document structure design process is completely free of the constraints imposed by legacy two-dimensional RDBMS tables. Accordingly, you can really dig deep into customer requirements and design subclasses from a very low level. These reusable data structures can then be group together like building blocks to form complex data structures. Once defined, you learned how easy it is to translate these structures into Python entity modules and classes. 

You then learned how to define domain service classes that consume a MongoDB client and contain key methods needed by the web application. Finally, you learned how to modify a basic Django application so that it uses mod_wsgi under Apache. You were then shown how to incorporate the property domain service class to display a list of the top 10 properties...