(Part one because this is only just some of what I’d like to say on the topic.)
The web was originally designed as a peer-to-peer medium. Tim Berners-Lee needed a way to share physics papers with…
(Part one because this is only just some of what I’d like to say on the topic.)
The web was originally designed as a peer-to-peer medium. Tim Berners-Lee needed a way to share physics papers with…
I like it when people talk about less code. Code slower, all of that. Here’s my attempt to talk about less.
This is one aspect people find appealing about pure Couch apps. Less layers…
The biggest response I got to Toast, my realtime CouchDB chat server was: “wtf why didn’t you use XYZ technology?”
The point of developing chat in CouchDB is not to show how CouchDB is an ideal…
It started with the tshirt:
Now it’s turned into a (realtime chat) movement.
Toast is a simple demo chat application for CouchDB. It can still have a lot added to it, but it can IM, and…
I had a wild weekend meeting VCs in SF, and came home determined to actually write some code. Meetings are fun but they remind you that nothing talks like code.
So I’m putting together a demo…
Too tired to say much.
Here are the slides from today’s CouchDB talks (remixed a bit for publication)
Chilling in the Track A room at JSConf - very relaxed feeling conference.
Jan and I just gave the talk “CouchDB to the Edge” about the p2p web.
There will be video of our talk, but for now …