I have been working with CouchDB for quite some time as you may have seen in my past blog posts and after a lot of research I came across the idea of a CouchApp as described here: CouchApps The idea is simple, communicate with your database straight instead of using an application server like Rails or ASP.net MVC, let the database be your storage and application server. So far so good, what I especially love about how they function is the deployment aspect of it, you can deploy your site as easy as opening up your command line and typing in “couchapp push http://yourserver.com/yourdbname”, it really is that easy. If you couple this with Backbone.js like with this connector: Backbone-Couch Connector you have a very clean and efficient webapp. I will make more posts about this in weeks to come as I am very excited about the things I am learning about it.
-
-
Recent Posts
- Recent Comments
- Archives
- Categories
- .Net
- Active Reports
- Adobe Acrobat
- Adobe Flash
- Adobe Reader
- Adobe Shadow
- Ajax
- Apple
- ASP.net
- Azure
- Azure ServiceBus
- Backbone
- Backbone.js
- Bitmap
- blog
- Bootstrap 3
- Bootstrap Datepicker
- C#
- Chrome
- Chrome OS
- Chromebook
- Chrubuntu
- Cloud Computing
- COBOL
- Coffeescript
- Conference
- CouchApp
- Couchbase
- CouchDB
- CQRS
- CSS
- Customization
- Databinding
- Development
- Distributed Programming
- ELEMENTS
- Event Sourcing
- Excel
- Filtered Replication
- GIS
- GIT
- GitHub
- Google Chrome
- Google IO 2013
- Google Packaged Apps
- grunt.js
- GZip compression
- Hacked
- HTML5
- IIS
- Image
- iPhone
- iTunes
- Javascript
- JQGrid
- JQuery
- jQuery Mobile
- JSFiddle
- JSON
- Kindle Fire
- LESS
- Linq
- MacBook Retina
- Marionette
- Metro
- Microsoft
- Microsoft Build Conference
- Microsoft Support
- Microsoft Sync Framework 2.1
- Microsoft Visual Studio
- Minification
- Mobile
- NCQRS
- NetFlix
- Node Package Manager
- Node.js
- OpenLayers
- OSX
- Permission
- PHP
- Plugins
- PouchDb
- Razor
- Refactoring
- Replication
- Require Optimizer
- ReSharper
- REST testing
- Rooting
- SDLC
- Select2
- Shared Hosting
- Socket.IO
- Source Control
- SQL
- SQL Server 2005
- StrangeLoop
- TurboTax
- Twitter Bootstrap
- Ubuntu
- Uncategorized
- Underscore.js
- Validation
- Video Editing
- Visual Studio 2010
- VIsual Studio 2011
- Visual Studio 2012
- Weather Underground
- Web Development
- Web SQL
- WebKit
- WebMatrix2
- Windows 7
- Windows 8
- Windows Identity Foundation
- Winston.js
- WordPress
- WPF
- Writing
- XAML
- Blogroll
- Chris Sanders Blog Chris Sanders Blog 0
- Dillon Photography Website Dillon Photography Website 0
- MayfieldCardinals.net Mayfield Cardinals Athletic blog 0
-
About
-
Welcome to my little repository of information on the web. A little about me, I am a software developer working on the agriculture field particularly on the .Net stack. I created this blog as a way to share my thoughts and ideas with others and to hopefully further my knowledge in my career. If you have any topics you would like me to write about, I urge you to drop me a message, I love to stay on top of anything and everything I can in this ever-changing field. I welcome any thoughts/comments you may have with any topics I present here, we are all in this together.
Rural Technology Fund
Established in 2008, the Rural Technology Fund (RTF) seeks to reduce the digital divide between rural communities and their more urban and suburban counterparts. This is done through targeted scholarship programs, community involvement, and the general promotion and advocacy of technology in rural areas. This is a great cause that I am currently involved in, head over to the site and check it out, we are making great things happen!!
If you like my content, you can donate any amount to help keep this effort going, thanks!!
-
-
You are currently browsing the archives for the CouchApp category.
- Categories
- .Net (13)
- Active Reports (3)
- Adobe Acrobat (5)
- Adobe Flash (1)
- Adobe Reader (2)
- Adobe Shadow (1)
- Ajax (1)
- Apple (1)
- ASP.net (6)
- Azure (9)
- Azure ServiceBus (1)
- Backbone (4)
- Backbone.js (8)
- Bitmap (1)
- blog (1)
- Bootstrap 3 (1)
- Bootstrap Datepicker (1)
- C# (11)
- Chrome (1)
- Chrome OS (3)
- Chromebook (6)
- Chrubuntu (4)
- Cloud Computing (3)
- COBOL (1)
- Coffeescript (1)
- Conference (1)
- CouchApp (1)
- Couchbase (1)
- CouchDB (12)
- CQRS (3)
- CSS (6)
- Customization (1)
- Databinding (3)
- Development (2)
- Distributed Programming (2)
- ELEMENTS (1)
- Email (1)
- Event Sourcing (1)
- Excel (1)
- Filtered Replication (2)
- GIS (1)
- GIT (1)
- GitHub (1)
- Google (2)
- Google Chrome (4)
- Google IO 2013 (1)
- Google Packaged Apps (1)
- grunt.js (1)
- GZip compression (1)
- Hacked (2)
- HTML5 (5)
- IIS (1)
- Image (3)
- iPhone (1)
- iTunes (2)
- Javascript (41)
- JQGrid (1)
- JQuery (8)
- jQuery Mobile (1)
- JSFiddle (2)
- JSON (2)
- Kindle Fire (2)
- LESS (2)
- Linq (1)
- MacBook Retina (1)
- Marionette (2)
- Metro (1)
- Microsoft (1)
- Microsoft Build Conference (1)
- Microsoft Support (1)
- Microsoft Sync Framework 2.1 (1)
- Microsoft Visual Studio (4)
- Minification (1)
- Mobile (1)
- NCQRS (1)
- NetFlix (1)
- Node Package Manager (1)
- Node.js (2)
- OpenLayers (1)
- OSX (1)
- Permission (1)
- PHP (1)
- Plugins (1)
- PouchDb (1)
- Razor (1)
- Refactoring (1)
- Replication (7)
- Require Optimizer (1)
- ReSharper (1)
- REST testing (1)
- Rooting (2)
- SDLC (1)
- Select2 (3)
- Shared Hosting (1)
- Socket.IO (1)
- Source Control (2)
- SQL (1)
- SQL Server 2005 (1)
- StrangeLoop (2)
- TurboTax (1)
- Twitter Bootstrap (7)
- Ubuntu (1)
- Uncategorized (15)
- Underscore.js (1)
- Validation (1)
- Video Editing (1)
- Visual Studio 2010 (4)
- VIsual Studio 2011 (2)
- Visual Studio 2012 (3)
- Weather Underground (1)
- Web Development (4)
- Web SQL (2)
- WebKit (2)
- WebMatrix2 (1)
- Windows 7 (1)
- Windows 8 (8)
- Windows Identity Foundation (1)
- Winston.js (1)
- WordPress (2)
- WPF (5)
- Writing (1)
- XAML (4)