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• CouchDB View Cookbook for SQL Jockeys

  
  Simon Willison's Weblog — Authority: 621
  CouchDB View Cookbook for SQL Jockeys . This demystified CouchDB views for me. From “CouchDB: The Definitive Guide”, the free online manual.
  2 weeks ago

• ubuntuone on Fedora

  
  thomas.apestaart.org — Authority: 116
  I hacked some more this evening on getting UbuntuOne running on my Fedora 11 desktop. Now, obviously, trying to get something with ‘Ubuntu’ in the name on Fedora was going to be an exercise in masochism, so I pretty much knew what I was in for. The good thing though is that the desktopcouch and ubuntuone hackers ...
  2 weeks ago

• Node.js is genuinely exciting

  
  Simon Willison's Weblog — Authority: 621
  I gave a talk on Friday at Full Frontal , a new one day JavaScript conference in my home town of Brighton. I ended up throwing away my intended topic (JSONP, APIs and cross-domain security) three days before the event in favour of a technology which first crossed my radar less than two weeks ago . That technology ...
  2 weeks ago

• desktopcouch on Fedora

  
  thomas.apestaart.org — Authority: 116
  Time to unravel some tufts of the yak hair lying around from this weekend. I wanted to work on making my GTD application (using CouchDB ) a little more friendly. I started out by learning GreaseMonkey so I could modify Trac pages to include a link converting the ticket into a thing in my application. The ...
  2 weeks ago

• CouchDB is so Groovy

  
  The Disco Blog — Authority: 109
  Without a doubt, the burst of innovation occurring in the open source world over the last few years has led to an increase in developer productivity, baby. Freely available tools, frameworks, and solutions address once-common time sinks. Apache’s CouchDB is no exception. It’s amazingly easy to get going with ...
  3 weeks ago

• Simple CouchDB multi-master clustering via Nginx

  
  Simon Willison's Weblog — Authority: 621
  Simple CouchDB multi-master clustering via Nginx . An impressive combination. CouchDB can be easily set up in a multi-master configuration, where writes to one master are replicated to the other and vice versa. This makes setting up a reliable CouchDB cluster is as simple as putting two such servers behind a single ...
  3 weeks ago

• Awesome presentations with boom amazing

  
  upstream agile - software — Authority: 109
  Boom amazing in action at JSConf.EU Last weekend at JSConf.EU I gave another talk on CouchDB and CouchApps . This gave me an excellent excuse to hack on boom amazing instead of preparing my talk. Boom amazing is my personal presentation tool. Instead of slides my presentation is laid out on a single large ...
  3 weeks ago

• Open messaging for the Open Web: Installing and configuring Mozilla Raindrop on Ubuntu 9.10

  
  Free Software Magazine - — Authority: 116
  By the time you read this Karmic Koala will have been released to a waiting world, but I couldn’t wait. A felicitous combination of a desire to do a distribution upgrade to the release candidate and a Twitter arriving on my laptop giving me a link to Raindrop kept me busy for the day. I was intrigued by Raindrop and ...
  4 weeks ago

• CouchDB on EC2 in 3 1/2 minutes

  
  The Disco Blog — Authority: 109
  CouchDB is an open source document oriented database written in Erlang that allows you to model domains in a flexible manner as a self-contained document that contains no schema but, instead, a roughly similar blueprint to other documents. Provisioning a CouchDB instance in the cloud is easier than you think, ...
  4 weeks ago

• it’s real (time) !

  
  exploration — Authority: 104
  after a couple of late nights, i have a proof-of-concept in the real-time cycling-related datalogging. the reasons behind the project are still getting sorted, but lately my interest in ubiquitous urban sensor networks has been piqued and this is a tentative exploration in that area. sensors don’t have to remain ...
  5 weeks ago

• "NoSQL is a database movement which began in early to mid 2009. The term refers to certain..."

  
  Ramble on — Authority: 121
  “ NoSQL is a database movement which began in early to mid 2009. The term refers to certain non-relational data stores.” - From NoSQL (Wikipedia). I’ve been reading a lot about CouchDB and MongoDB lately, and even I’ve discovered myself advocating this kind of storage at work. I’ve been looking ...
  5 weeks ago

• Unit Testing CouchDB Views with Couch Potato

  
  upstream agile - software — Authority: 109
  I just released Couch Potato 0.2.14 and amongst other things it has a new feature i think is pretty neat: you can unit test your (JavaScript) views using RSpec and Ruby. You can declare a view in Couch Potato like this: class Comment property :post_id view :by_post_id, :key => :post_idend This will generate ...
  5 weeks ago

• Syncing Evolution contacts to Ubuntu One

  
  Rodrigo Moya — Authority: 107
  The other day was about Tomboy notes , today, Evolution contacts syncing to Ubuntu One ! For the basic setup, see this tutorial . So, once you have contacts in the Evolution CouchDB Ubuntu One addressbook, syncing to Ubuntu One happens automatically: The same contacts show up automatically in the Ubuntu ...
  5 weeks ago

• Syncing Tomboy notes with Ubuntu One

  
  Rodrigo Moya — Authority: 107
  Lots of people keep asking the same question ( how do I sync Tomboy notes with Ubuntu One ? ), so, since there is a nice tutorial already, posting it here to get to a wider audience: the tutorial . Since this is also my first post about it (didn’t want to make it too public until it worked great), I wish to give ...
  6 weeks ago

• Testing Couchapps with Cucumber and Culerity

  
  upstream agile - software — Authority: 109
  On last week’s RailsCamp UK I started hacking on a new CouchApp called HejHej. Its purpose is to help me learn Swedish, but what’s more important here: I wrote this app BDD style using Cucumber , the famous BDD tool and Culerity , my humble addition that allows me to test any webapp (including client side ...
  6 weeks ago

• BarCampLondon7: Non-relational Databases

  
  Expanding horizons — Authority: 131
  Simon Willison Back channel notes on etherpad why? scalability issues — have to do bizarre things to get to Flickr/Google size some models don’t fit schemas Voldemort — used by LinkedIn needs at least four servers to get started! CouchDB, MongoDB, etc download and type make MongoDB was much ...
  6 weeks ago

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