To start off, here are the links to my previous posts about CouchDB:
Relaxing on the Couch(DB)
Installing the Couch(DB)
PUTting the Couch(DB) in Your Living Room
GETting Documents From CouchDB
Today, I want to talk about how to delete a document from CouchDB. In order to do that, we have to use the HTTP DELETE operation (how convenient). Removing [...]
I can’t count the number of times someone has asked me about running a time consuming task on a separate thread, but at the same time show a progress dialog with up-to-the-second percentage updates being displayed to the user. Multithreading can be confusing at first, but if you just take it one step at a [...]
.net Compact Framework is known for missing several “features” that regular .net developers take for granted. One if the ready availability of profilers. dotTrace, ANTS Performance Profiler, Team Systems Profiler (check out Visual Studio 2010 version of this…much better). There are other profilers out there, but those are the three I am most familiar with.
What [...]
To start off, here are the links to my previous posts about CouchDB:
Relaxing on the Couch(DB)
Installing the Couch(DB)
PUTting the Couch(DB) in Your Living Room
In my latest post, I explained how easy it is to create and manage documents in CouchDB. Today, I want to talk about how to retrieve a document from CouchDB.
In order to [...]
Why oh why did the HTML overlords call their Combo Box/DropDownList a SELECT? Then call the items in the list OPTIONS? It isn’t like there weren’t a plethora of other names for the widget. Then it could have been consistent anyway.
Oh well.
It seams that each time I start a new project I have to relearn [...]
In my previous posts, I provided a shallow introduction to CouchDB and how to get it installed on a Linux box. Here are the links to these posts:
Relaxing on the Couch(DB)
Installing the Couch(DB)
Now, for this post I want to talk about how to create and manage documents. As I already mentioned in my introductory blog [...]
This is one of those problems that teaches humility. I’m posting this here because the solution is a) trivially obvious, any fool could see it and b) I completely overlooked the obvious solution and maybe a google “hint” would have saved me some time.
At Blackfin, we use SourceGear Vault and CruiseControl.net. (We’re moving to Subversion [...]
From the site, http://www.softwareqatest.com/qatfaq2.html, I came across this statement. There are many forms of software testing. What I am discussing herein is related to white-box testing, automation and framework development, performance, and security testing
What makes a good Software Test engineer?
“A good test engineer has a ‘test to break’ attitude, an ability to take the [...]
We here at Elegant Code have our own little list group that we participate in. It is a nice place to ask questions to some fairly advanced individuals. Today, David Starr posed the question project structures. He said this could be a religious debate, but I don’t believe anyone took this up as a matter [...]
This time, Alan Dean is going to do a presentation about REST. If you want to learn more about REST, then here’s you’re chance. Colin had some really nice things to say about his presentations, so it’s definitely going to be a learnful experience. If you already know some things about REST and want to [...]
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