A while back ago I started a project called MyCouch. It's an async .Net driver for CouchDB and Cloudant. Since I'm no longer an active user of neither CouchDB nor Cloudant, I think the project would benefit from being managed by someone else. I was hoping that Cloudant could take it in, as it's the first client (maybe only one) that has a…
Daniel Wertheim
Tiny, little tip coming. If you as me, are setting up CouchDB on e.g Hyper-V on your local computer at home, you need to fix a three settings. Two of them are obvious, the third is a bit less obvious. First – Firewall By default CouchDB listens to port 5984. Ensure that is allowed as an inbound rule in your firewall. Second – Configure Co…
Daniel Wertheim
I usually don’t blog about when I do a new release of MyCouch – THE async .Net driver for CouchDB and Cloudant; so why this time? Well, because it’s a rather embarrassing little fix, in the sense: Why did I not support this earlier? Yeah, why didn’t I? Let me try and explain why but first, lets look at what the fix actually solves. I go…
Daniel Wertheim
CouchDB is one of those databases that is super simple to get started with and then has its not so obvious “tricks” how to accomplish things that might have felt super natural in another DB. Now, first lets pause right here and think of what I just said: …might have felt super natural in another DB. CouchDB is a document oriented databa…
Daniel Wertheim
Recently I was building a solution for managing some contents. I used a document oriented database for storing the actual contents. In this particular scenario, I used CouchDB. First a POC was built, just to get an idea of the domain and what was possible to achieve, given a fixed amount of resources. Then the actual product work began. O…
Daniel Wertheim