Tdm Migration
                     Tdm Migration
Migration is initiated 
with a simple two-step 
process, and it's fully 
automated. Before 
starting, make sure to 
back up all of your 
entries, as the 
migration will overwrite 
any previous data that 
may have been stored 
in the database.
With the release of our new 
mobile apps and website, 
the tdm platform is quickly 
evolving into more than a 
blogging site; it's becoming 
a place for open and 
accessible knowledge 
about travel destinations 
around the world. 
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However, many of the 
existing CMSs we 
considered were overly 
complex or expensive for 
our needs; they offered 
too much out of the box 
without providing the 
flexibility that our team 
was accustomed to 
working with.
We built tdm migration to 
migrate our tens of 
thousands of existing blog 
posts from one database 
(SQLite) to another 
(PostgreSQL), and we've 
made it available for 
anyone looking to migrate 
their own SQLite data into 
PostgreSQL as well.
tdm migration is a complex 
process that involves 
removing tdm from the 
developer's machine and 
replacing it with a different 
development environment. 
This document describes 
the process of migrating a 
tdm project to an existing 
development environment, 
using real-life examples.
tdm (tagging data 
mining) is a data 
mining framework 
which supports a 
wide variety of 
machine learning 
algorithms as well as 
the development of 
new algorithms.
 tdm provides a 
consistent interface 
to many different 
machine learning 
algorithms, allowing 
users to change 
their algorithm with 
minimal impact on 
their code.
In the past, tdm has been 
developed separately for the 
python and java platforms. 
By migrating tdm to the 
scala programming language 
and leveraging the 
scalabridge project, we 
create an opportunity to 
leverage both existing code 
bases and leverage new 
development opportunities 
in the scala community.
tdm (tagged data model) 
has been around since the 
earliest days of tag-based 
metadata. However, with the 
advent of projects like the 
Linked Data Platform, tdm 
has seen some significant 
changes to how its used and 
how it communicates with 
other standards.