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Thursday, 2 September 2010
CouchDB: A CouchApp Project Structure ☞
Keywords: couchdb,couchapp,NoSQL, NoSQL databases, NoSQL community, the definitive guide to NoSQL
If you learned about CouchApp, now it is time to see the most detailed description of a CouchApp project structure:
his is my current (3 day) understanding of the way it works. I could be totally/probably wrong but I am sure someone will help and point that out. […] The order of the document is based on the layout of the files in TextMate while examining the Pages project.
A good reference point for those building CouchApp based apps.
Original title and link for this post: CouchDB: A CouchApp Project Structure (published on the NoSQL blog: myNoSQL)
Wednesday, 1 September 2010
CouchDB: What is CouchApp? ☞
Keywords: couchdb,couchapp,NoSQL, NoSQL databases, NoSQL community, the definitive guide to NoSQL
I’ve asked for it, now I’ve found it:
A CouchApp is just a JavaScript and HTML5 app that can be served directly to the browser from CouchDB, without any other software in the stack. There are many benefits (and some constraints) to doing it this way.
Leaving aside the sometimes overly zealous comments, it is the intro material about CouchApp I was asking for. There are a few more resources about CouchApp available ☞ here.
A CouchApp that got some press lately is afgwardiary which can be found on ☞ GitHub. Created by Benoit Chesneau it is meant to analyze the Wikileaks data dumps.
Original title and link for this post: CouchDB: What is CouchApp? (published on the NoSQL blog: myNoSQL)
Tuesday, 2 March 2010
CouchDB Chat App with _changes and Evently
Keywords: couchdb,video,couchapp,NoSQL, NoSQL databases, NoSQL community, the definitive guide to NoSQL
Watching Chris Anderson (@jchris) demoing CouchDB and CouchApp is always fun and relaxing. In this short video, Chris is showing the details of a simple chat app built on top of CouchApp.
It would be worth noting that I am starting to see quite a few interesting usecases or apps built on CouchDB’s _changes[1].
Last, I should probably confess that I am not really familiar with CouchApp, so if you have a great CouchApp video, presentation or tutorial, please do share it with me and the MyNoSQL users. I’m pretty sure others will appreciate it as much as I will do!
References
- [1] Firstly there is this usecase of streaming notifications about CouchDB document updates using RabbitMQ. Then we have a generic CouchDB _changes consumer based on node.js. (↩)
Saturday, 20 February 2010
Play with Taskr: A Lightweight CouchApp Task Tracker
Keywords: couchapp,couchdb,fun,javascript,video,NoSQL, NoSQL databases, NoSQL community, the definitive guide to NoSQL
Chris Anderson (@jchris) has shared a 10min video demoing Taskr, a lightweight task tracker that uses some new plugins (Evently and Pathbinder) available through CouchApp[1]. The video is pretty fun, unfortunately the fonts are too small to see the code, so you’ll have to check out the ☞ GitHub code to follow along.
And hello Chris from MyNoSQL!
References
- [1] ☞ CouchApp provides a set of utilities making standalone CouchDB app simple. (↩)
