Persistent Trees in git, Clojure and CouchDB « EclipseSource Blog
This is a tale of three images. I found these images while investigating the internals of several different applications. There are some really neat software projects emerging at the moment, and as a developer I always find it interesting to take a look at the implementation details, because there is often a lot to be learned. It’s not always something you might need right now, but maybe a few yea
Simple CouchDB multi-master clustering via Nginx — Ephemera
I have been playing with CouchDB for the last couple of days a lot. And I like what I see even more. Couch seems to be extracted from the web so much, that it reminds me of my joy when discovering Rails couple of years ago. One of those impossibly great things is that CouchDB is completely „raw HTTP“-based. So, for instance, clustering is one of those things achieved so trivially it almost hurts –
QuirkeyBlog » Blog Archive » Sammy.js, CouchDB, and the new web architecture
UPDATE: My slides and a protected instance (will open up for play soon) or swinger, available here I’ll be honest. When I created Sammy.js, It was more of an academic exercise then a means to an end. I had ideas for how it could be useful, and had some immediate uses for it, but the initial thought was ‘recreating Sinatra’s API in JavaScript’. Little did I know – with a little introduction and the
All You Need to Know About Selling Structured Settlements
Are you interested in selling structured settlements, and you don’t know how to go about it? Worry not! We’ll look into everything you need to know about selling structured settlements and the steps you need to follow. For starters, selling a part of your structured settlements is one of the ways to get lump sum money fast. To do this, you’ll first need to know about structured settlements. Let’s
Ruby, Rack and CouchDB = lots of awesomeness « Merbist
Over the weekend, I spent some time working on a Ruby + Rack +CouchDB project. Three technologies that I know quite well but that I never put to work together at the same time, at least not directly. Let’s call this Part I. Before we get started, let me introduce each component: Ruby : if you are reading this blog, you more than likely know at least a little bit about, what I consider, one of the
Harish Mallipeddi's Blog - CouchDB naked
Avid Pythonista with a secret love for Erlang. harish.mallipeddi at gmail Photos LinkedIn Twitter Plurk Projects Older posts Few months ago I spent sometime browsing through the entire CouchDB source code because this seemed like the best way to learn how large-sized Erlang (and specifically OTP) apps get written. Other choices were to look at ejabberd or RabbitMQ but they were a bit intimi
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CouchDB Google Tech Talk : Daytime Running Lights
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