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Wednesday, 8 February 2012
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A Plan for Apache CouchDB: Putting the Apache Back Into CouchDB

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Dave Cottlehuber has a great plan for the Apache CouchDB community to restore confidence and increase mind-share in order to fulfil a great goal:

I’d like to see CouchDB as being the enabler in open data, in breaking open the web for joe & jane user, and enabling interoperability of large data sets especially in research and for government. And an independent replication protocol, with a reference implementation, well supported and documented, is critical to that end - even if the back end isn’t actually CouchDB.

I’ve lost track of how many times I wrote that CouchDB needs clarity in positioning and just a bit of an ecosystem (that includes at least good documentation and a set of recommended libraries and tools).

Original title and link: A Plan for Apache CouchDB: Putting the Apache Back Into CouchDB (NoSQL database©myNoSQL)

via: http://muse.net.nz/blog/2012/02/04/putting-the-apache-back-into-couchdb/