Re: JavaScript and CouchDB

[Mark Essel <me...@gmail.com>]

I was thinking about analytics stuff today. I made the false assumption that all 
interaction/access could easily be tracked by turning on a flag. The lack of 
analytics is a pretty severe limitation as to how effective a couch app can be. 

My brain still retracts in horror at the anatomy of couchapps after a couple of 
months :(

http://messel.posterous.com/looking-over-a-distributed-chat-client-with-i

Re: JavaScript and CouchDB

["Tyler Gillies @tylergillies" <ty...@pdxbrain.com>]

On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 12:44 PM, Mark Essel <me...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I was thinking about analytics stuff today. I made the false assumption
> that all
> interaction/access could easily be tracked by turning on a flag. The lack
> of
> analytics is a pretty severe limitation as to how effective a couch app can
> be.


What do you mean by 'analytics'? There is logging.

>


> My brain still retracts in horror at the anatomy of couchapps after a
> couple of
> months :(
>
> http://messel.posterous.com/looking-over-a-distributed-chat-client-with-i
>
>
>
I think the anatomy is a fair trade-off for the scalability of running an
entire application stack directly from the database

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