This will show you how easy it is to get CouchDb up and running on a Windows machine. I will show you how to use the builtin admin tool to secure the server as well as the database that we will create. I will then show you how easy it is to interact with it using a C# client called, MyCouch [https:/…
Daniel Wertheim
This is going to be a really super simple sample showing you how to set up a single page application (SPA) using PathJs [https://github.com/mtrpcic/pathjs], KnockoutJs [http://knockoutjs.com/] and HeadJs [http://headjs.com/]. The code for this can be found in this Gist on GitHub [https://gist.gith…
Daniel Wertheim
Just got a new NuGet out – “MyCouch – a Simple async CouchDb client for .Net” – which uses the async HTTP-client to interact with the HTTP API of CouchDb. It tries to mimic the domain-language and structure of CouchDb and lets you work with pure JSON or using entities/POCOs. The future will bring bu…
Daniel Wertheim
The goal of this post is to give you some insight in how easy it is to get stuff done with Node.js [http://nodejs.org] (Node). It’s not going to be an incredible business application but it can still give business value. We will make use of Node and Handlebars [http://handlebarsjs.com/] to create a…
Daniel Wertheim
Quite easy, just head over to NodeJs.Org and download and install it. The next step is to install Express. Fire up Git-bash or a command prompt and use the Node package manager (npm) to install Express globally: npm install -g express Now, lets use Express to setup a standard layout for us to sta…
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