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All good reasons, but for me and mine it's still easier to start with MySQL. Now I say that coming from a lazy standpoint. I use debian and do my best to not st

All good reasons, but for me and mine it's still easier to start with MySQL. Now I say that coming from a lazy standpoint. I use debian and do my best to not stray from the default install. Having NoSQL servers in the repo and books on the self go a long way towards a rich and vibrant ecosystem that makes it easier to get started with. I know CouchDB is in debian stable, but it's at .8 last time I checked and >.9 breaks some things between the two. I would feel more comfortable once a solution is in the repo and basically feature stable.

peterbraden 16y ago
CouchDB is pretty stable. The BBC are using it live, so it's safe for production use.
- Supermighty 16y ago
  I'm not saying it isn't stable, rather it's still in development. I don't want to use couchdb .8 in the debian stable repo only to have to recode my app when I upgrade to .9 or .10 because of breaking changes. http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/Breaking_changes http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/Breaking_changes