NoSQL Datastore Support (& Substitution) starting with CouchDB

[Mehdi Ahmadi <me...@appical.nl>]

Dear all,

We are striving for the realisation of:
* Support for NoSQL Datastore Systems.
* & migration / transition away from SQL

Piwik - is an exiting and open source project - to which we'd like to 
apply the above enhancements.

As an initial step - we'd like to begin support for CouchDB; it is our 
wish to achieve what may be collaboratively possible in a rapid and 
agile 3 day workshop / event - that is open to anyone interested, 
capable of positive contribution and participation. We also hope to cast 
/ share this event.

Our participants (4-6 people) currently comprise of:
1x Piwik Core Developer
1x CouchDB User
2x PHP / Application Developers

Our venue can most likely host up to 10-12 people; any more may not be 
manageable or constructive

The location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
The date: TBC (3 days) - between 20th May - 14th June 2013.

We do not have much to offer in the way of resources - however a core or 
advanced CouchDB developer is much sought after.

Some concepts that have thus been recommended are for example: CQRS.

If you anyone can provide any input or wishes to partake / attend - 
please let me know and we'll see what can be arranged.

Many thanks -

Re: NoSQL Datastore Support (& Substitution) starting with CouchDB

[Noah Slater <ns...@apache.org>]

(Copying in the dev@ list.)

This sounds like a great initiative. Let us know how it goes!


On 6 May 2013 15:51, Mehdi Ahmadi <me...@appical.nl> wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> We are striving for the realisation of:
> * Support for NoSQL Datastore Systems.
> * & migration / transition away from SQL
>
> Piwik - is an exiting and open source project - to which we'd like to
> apply the above enhancements.
>
> As an initial step - we'd like to begin support for CouchDB; it is our
> wish to achieve what may be collaboratively possible in a rapid and agile 3
> day workshop / event - that is open to anyone interested, capable of
> positive contribution and participation. We also hope to cast / share this
> event.
>
> Our participants (4-6 people) currently comprise of:
> 1x Piwik Core Developer
> 1x CouchDB User
> 2x PHP / Application Developers
>
> Our venue can most likely host up to 10-12 people; any more may not be
> manageable or constructive
>
> The location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
> The date: TBC (3 days) - between 20th May - 14th June 2013.
>
> We do not have much to offer in the way of resources - however a core or
> advanced CouchDB developer is much sought after.
>
> Some concepts that have thus been recommended are for example: CQRS.
>
> If you anyone can provide any input or wishes to partake / attend - please
> let me know and we'll see what can be arranged.
>
> Many thanks -
>



-- 
NS

Re: NoSQL Datastore Support (& Substitution) starting with CouchDB

[Noah Slater <ns...@apache.org>]

(Copying in the dev@ list.)

This sounds like a great initiative. Let us know how it goes!


On 6 May 2013 15:51, Mehdi Ahmadi <me...@appical.nl> wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> We are striving for the realisation of:
> * Support for NoSQL Datastore Systems.
> * & migration / transition away from SQL
>
> Piwik - is an exiting and open source project - to which we'd like to
> apply the above enhancements.
>
> As an initial step - we'd like to begin support for CouchDB; it is our
> wish to achieve what may be collaboratively possible in a rapid and agile 3
> day workshop / event - that is open to anyone interested, capable of
> positive contribution and participation. We also hope to cast / share this
> event.
>
> Our participants (4-6 people) currently comprise of:
> 1x Piwik Core Developer
> 1x CouchDB User
> 2x PHP / Application Developers
>
> Our venue can most likely host up to 10-12 people; any more may not be
> manageable or constructive
>
> The location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
> The date: TBC (3 days) - between 20th May - 14th June 2013.
>
> We do not have much to offer in the way of resources - however a core or
> advanced CouchDB developer is much sought after.
>
> Some concepts that have thus been recommended are for example: CQRS.
>
> If you anyone can provide any input or wishes to partake / attend - please
> let me know and we'll see what can be arranged.
>
> Many thanks -
>



-- 
NS