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This is a truly powerful thing, especially for mobile web-apps where you need to constantly synch with a central server. Also, native mobile apps using WebKit
by sktrdie 14y ago
This is a truly powerful thing, especially for mobile web-apps where you need to constantly synch with a central server.
Also, native mobile apps using WebKit don't need to embed CouchDB in their app anymore - they simply use PouchDB to synch with their couches.
Not to mention the benefits this could bring to desktop development. All you virtually need is a WebKit instance to build a truly scalable desktop application that uses open standards for most of its components - HTML5/CSS3 for interface and a Couch API for storage.
Really awesome! Keep up the good work.
- daleharvey 14y agoThanks for that comment, its awesome that people see the exact same potential as I do in this model.
- greendestiny 14y agoI think local storage in web apps with sync could be a big deal in the future. Probably for mobile html5 apps in particular but also for the desktop. Great work!
- no-espam 14y agoGood stuff! This is more appealing than that fire whatever it was database. Agree with other posters, if we could get an implementation for localStorage this would be beyond awesome. I might attempt to tackle that as I had wanted to build something like this. FYI, there is a backbone model adapter for it as well :)