node.js + CouchDB == Crazy Delicious

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Node.js HTTP implementation outperforms curl and handles tens to hundreds of thousands of concurrent connections, making it a natural match for CouchDB’s HTTP-only API. A lightweight node sync script watches files and pushes attachments into design documents with node file watchers, keeping development fast and memory-stable. A fork-per-design-document process consumes the continuous _changes feed to perform external work (send email, update state) so actions are reliable and apps stay functional offline via CouchDB replication; Android SDK is in beta.

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1. 0:00Node.js and HTTP support
2. 1:25Concurrency advantages
3. 2:30CouchDB library overview
4. 3:37Raw HTTP API usage
5. 4:52Introduction to couch apps
6. 5:39Pain points in development
7. 7:07New Node.js development tool
8. 9:32Advanced application features
9. 10:57Show and list functions
10. 12:17Node.js and CouchDB synergy
11. 13:36Leveraging changes feed
12. 16:05Building distributed systems
13. 19:56Q&A part one
14. 20:58Mobile CouchDB support
15. 23:20Security and replication
16. 25:31Future plans and conclusion

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