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The offline replication is the one thing no other database touches. (Maybe Lotus Notes but that thing is long in the tooth.)
by jchrisa 16y ago
The offline replication is the one thing no other database touches. (Maybe Lotus Notes but that thing is long in the tooth.)
- stan_rogers 16y agoWell, that's taken long enough. Lotus Notes has everything to do with CouchDB. Damien was a product developer at Iris/Lotus, and in a lot of ways CouchDB is a modern rethink of the best of what Notes/Domino is. When you take away the client and the need to be backwards-compatible to the late Bronze Age (Notes V2 applications from '93 can run unmodified in the current version 8.5 client), you're free to make a lot of improvements, but you also get to keep the good stuff.