Re: CouchDB Song

Hi Harald, (top posting, because I don't want to loose the great answer from Jason which I leave as it is.) The discussions about the Couchapp functionality does rise a lot of discussions. Some people are not agreeing with the way the PMC is suggesting to go on with Couchapps. That's not a good s

Re: CouchDB Song

At the outset: my biases: * Sit on and agree with the PMC * Built a company, Iris Couch, whose web site was 100% CouchApp * Huge, huge Chris Anderson fan I support the principle of CouchDB as an application server; however, I have specific concerns with the current situation, as it is. I have lon

Re: CouchDB Song

I'm going to echo what Harald says. To me, one of Couch's great benefits is that it can serve apps. The specific CouchApp tooling, I'm not so interested in - but basic support functions, in the database engine - that's pretty important. One thing that's really not clear, or well documented,

Re: CouchDB Song

Hi Andy, thank you for asking. The intention of my last email to the marketing mailing list is simply the definition of CouchDB itself. I think since the time, the video was published, CouchDB got a lot of attention. And from this attention CouchDB simply profits until today. In my opinion, it was

Re: CouchDB Song

Harald, what is the message and intention of your E-Mail to this list? Thanks for a hint. Cheers Andy On 18 September 2015 at 10:07, Johs Ensby wrote: > Had forgotten this! > Absolutely lovely :D > johs > > > On 18. sep. 2015, at 09.03, Harald Kisch wrote: > > > > Respectfully, there have b

Re: CouchDB Song

Had forgotten this! Absolutely lovely :D johs > On 18. sep. 2015, at 09.03, Harald Kisch wrote: > > Respectfully, there have been very cool people on the project: > https://vimeo.com/11852209 > > Thanky you Giovanni for remembering. > > -- harald

CouchDB Song

Respectfully, there have been very cool people on the project: https://vimeo.com/11852209 Thanky you Giovanni for remembering. -- harald