The kind folks at the PHP Usergroup Frankfurt invited me to talk about CouchDB. We meet on November 8th between 19:30 and 20:00 at the Brotfabrik in Frankfurt. If you are in the area and like to hear about CouchDB, feel free to join us.
I will be presenting CouchDB’s core concepts, its recent improvements and the programming interface to give you an overview. Building on that, I will explain how to architect CouchDB applications and show best practices for writing them not forgetting how to do all that from PHP.
In case you forgot:
CouchDB is designed for highly concurrent, distributed and fault tolerant systems. The core principles for scaling database applications are the foundation of CouchDB’s feature set. It supports on- and offline replication, data partitioning, a REST interface that uses JSON for data transportation (Web 2.0 anyone?), a fault tolerant runtime environment built on Erlang/OTP and a sophisticated view engine for fast data access and reporting.
See you in Frankfurt!
Hi!
Could you post your slides from the talk?
Thanks! -Brian
@brian Can do, but they won’t help a lot I guess. See the slides and comments from a talk I gave a few months ago. They do not contain the JSON data and JavaScript view things, but pretty much everything else. I hope I find the time to annotate the new slides in the same way.
@brian the slides