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Working with Noms is ***declarative***. You don't `INSERT` new data, `UPDATE` existing data, or `DELETE` old data. You simply *declare* what the data ought to be right now. If you commit the same data twice, it will be deduplicated because of content-addressing. If you commit _almost_ the same data, only the part that is different will be written.
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## Use Cases
### [DecentDB](./doc/decent/about.md) - A pretty good database for the decentralized web ###
Because Noms is very good at sync, it makes a great basis for rich, collaborative, fully-decentralized applications.
Because Noms is very good at sync, it makes a decent basis for rich, collaborative, fully-decentralized applications.
### [BucketDB](./doc/olap/about.md) - Horizontally scalable OLAP database in an S3 bucket ###
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Embed Noms into mobile applications, making it easier to build offline-first, fully synchronizing mobile applications.
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## Setup
```
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go install github.com/attic-labs/noms/cmd/noms
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## Run
Import some data: