What open source document-oriented database system is most mature for Windows usage?

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Published on 2010-05-04T20:14:23Z Indexed on 2010/05/04 20:18 UTC
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After using relational databases as back-end storage all my Windows programming life (currently .NET), I want to experiment with a document-oriented database by this Wikipedia definition; it can be standalone or layered over an existing non-commercial database system.

What open source document-oriented database solution would you recommend from your own experience and why?

A nice to have would be a .NET provider.

Admittedly this is somewhat subjective and potentially argumentative so keep it real folks and I'll do the same - also your answers will be invaluable to others looking into document-oriented databases for the first time on Windows. I'm sure the overall value of your answers will outweigh any biases.

Thanks.

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