Last week, I wrote a tutorial that walked through how to set up a CouchDB database on a self-hosted Ubuntu server. I talked about some of… continue reading.
14 posts tagged with "couchdb"
One of the cool things about CouchDB is how portable it is. It can run just about anywhere and interact with other CouchDB style databases… continue reading.
Last week I wrote an article that gave a broad overview of the course software I built for the Elite Ionic course – a Progressive Web… continue reading.
CouchDB exposes a powerful REST API that allows you to interact with the database by making simple HTTP requests. The simplicity of CouchDB… continue reading.
Over the past few weeks, we have been building out a simple blogging application that is built with Ionic 2, CouchDB, and PouchDB. We have… continue reading.
Up until this point in the series, I have placed a heavy emphasis on the theory behind what we are doing, like how CouchDB works and why we… continue reading.
In the last tutorial, we started a new project using CouchDB and Ionic 2. We are working towards building a simple blogging application, and… continue reading.
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working on writing a series of tutorials on how to use CouchDB and PouchDB in Ionic 2. This video… continue reading.
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been introducing some of the theory behind creating applications powered by CouchDB. As promised, this… continue reading.
In the first tutorial of this series I introduced CouchDB at a high level and touched on why you might want to use CouchDB over some other… continue reading.
Databases. The creatures that often live somewhere in the cloud and hoard all of the data for your application. Although they can be… continue reading.
In the last tutorial we discussed some strategies for creating a multi-user app with PouchDB and CouchDB, specifically in the relation to… continue reading.
In a previous tutorial I covered how to create an offline application that syncs with a remote database when online. We created a todo… continue reading.
Since I started travelling around Australia I’ve tried to keep things pretty minimal. I got rid of all the clothes I didn’t need, shoes… continue reading.
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