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Apache CouchDB: The CouchDB Project
Distributed, fault-tolerant & schema-free document-oriented database accessible via RESTful HTTP/JSON API. Written in Erlang, provides robust, incremental replication w/ bi-directional conflict detection & resolution, and is queryable and...
Distributed, fault-tolerant & schema-free document-oriented database accessible via RESTful HTTP/JSON API. Written in Erlang, provides robust, incremental replication w/ bi-directional conflict detection & resolution, and is queryable and...
29 days ago
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armstrong on software: Itching my programming nerve
armstrong on software: Itching my programming nerve
armstrong on software: Itching my programming nerve
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Bradford W posted a blog entry
So what happened (the multi-key CouchDB question)?
So, if any of you have been following along with my fun ride upon the cozy cushions of CouchDB, you'll be happy to hear there...
So, if any of you have been following along with my fun ride upon the cozy cushions of CouchDB, you'll be happy to hear there...
Bradford W posted a blog entry
So I finally bit the bullet and did it...a merb, datamapper and couchdb lovechild.
I got up this morning, wonderful day, got in to the office early, ground up some rocket fuel coffee beans and began my...
I got up this morning, wonderful day, got in to the office early, ground up some rocket fuel coffee beans and began my...
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Meeting Jan Lehnardt
You just have to love twitter. Those who don’t get it or don’t perceive its value are missing out. When I arrived...
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RailsConf 2008 - Surprise of the Day: Maglev « Drew Blas - The life and code of a passionate developer
The Gemstone VM supports ACID transactions and will support some indexing functions to allow for fast data lookup. It became very obvious that the plan is to actually replace ActiveRecord in Rails and instead just use a huge persistent cached object store
The Gemstone VM supports ACID transactions and will support some indexing functions to allow for fast data lookup. It became very obvious that the plan is to actually replace ActiveRecord in Rails and instead just use a huge persistent cached object store
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