I like the fact that you are working on changing the version in EPEL5 to
1.1.0. from 0.11.2. If this is the case when do you plan to do this? Thanks.
On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 4:37 AM, Nils Breunese wrote:
> Peter Lemenkov wrote:
>
> > As per Fedora EPEL policy I would like to inform you that I pl
I had to patch jquery.couch.js that comes with couch to use post. It
was using a synchronous ajax call to get uuids which is a big no-no,
especially since I am using the same code on node.
On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 2:25 PM, Jens Alfke wrote:
> If my client code has access to a ready supply of uniq
Anything that implies other than normal operation is confusing.
Seeing "starting" for more than a minute is definitely misleading. I
don't care what it says as long as it doesn't mislead.
How about "started"?
On Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 10:20 PM, Paul Davis
wrote:
> On Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 9:58 PM,
All,
I have been looking at a number of options for data storage for video game
meta data (high score lists (daily, weekly, monthly, all time, etc...),
other stats) and from what I can see I think the best option would be a
NoSQL Database. The three major contenders so far are RavenDB, CouchDB, a
All,
I have been looking at a number of options for data storage for video game
meta data (high score lists (daily, weekly, monthly, all time, etc...),
other stats) and from what I can see I think the best option would be a
NoSQL Database. The three major contenders so far are RavenDB, CouchDB, a
Not sure how popular Blekko search engine is among the CouchDB userbase, but
I have been using it for awhile and it can be pretty nice with good
slashtags. That said last year, when I was starting to read more about
CouchDB, I got them to create a slashtag. Since that time there hasn't been
much ac
When Ayende first started looking into document databases he actually read
the CouchDB source, so you'll find a lot of similarities between the two.
Now I believe you have to pay to use RavenDB for commercial purposes and
some of the official plug-ins are not available to the community edition. I
w
2011/6/27 Ryan Zec :
> *Transactions
> *This is kind of important for me. An example would be sending scores to
> the database. When someone sends a score to the database, first I am going
> to store that score as its own entity. Then I am going to want to update
> the record that stores the tot
Not a CouchDB expert, but I'll try...
*Transactions
> *This is kind of important for me. An example would be sending scores to
> the database. When someone sends a score to the database, first I am going
> to store that score as its own entity. Then I am going to want to update
> the record tha
Noah Slater writes:
> There must be something else going on. CouchDB does not alter its behaviour
> depending on the IP or port number it binds to. Perhaps someone else added
> this
> documents without your knowledge?
>
> Best,
>
I see the same problem with couchDB 0.11.0 on debian squeeze
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