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What applications/IDEs are out there to develop BASE database systems from?
BASE systems (Basically Available,
Soft state, Eventually consistent) are
an alternative to RDBMS, that work
well with simple data models holding
vast volumes of data. Google’s
BigTable, Dojo’s Persevere, Amazon’s
Dynamo, Facebook’s Cassandra are some
examples.
It seems like you are looking into the recently popular NoSQL moniker for “databases”. Which also includes MongoDB, Voldemort (must not be named), Hbase, Tokyo Cabinet, and CouchDB. There are a lot of them. I am not sure what your question is?
Each one has its own advantages, implementation difficulty, and performance differences. Although they are all designed to scale. There are some good articles on highscalability.com, http://highscalability.com/blog/tag/nosql
Then there are the systems that are designed to enhance and scale searching from traditional databases (i.e. MySQL). For example, Solr based on Lucene. That’s more geared towards full text searching. That falls in the “eventually consistency” since it synchronise with the database periodically.