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It doesn't seem to solve a real problem. If I want to store stuff through js, why not just store it to couchdb or such? That's probably just as easy.
by petervandijck 15y ago
It doesn't seem to solve a real problem. If I want to store stuff through js, why not just store it to couchdb or such? That's probably just as easy.
- fedd 15y agoThat would be as easy if there is some ORM-like library for the nosql database: you change value in a js object, and it gets persisted automatically. But how easy is it to set it up and tune?