I was having a hard time getting Internet Explorer 8 ( IE8) working with Socket.IO's "htmlfile" transport (or any other transport for that matter). I was getting weird permissions issues. I finally fixed the problem by adding a DTD to the top of my HTML file, "<!doctype html>". I was just being lazy not having a DTD, but I was really surprised when that fixed my problem. Of course, I'm still having a hard time getting IE7, IE6, and Opera working …
- Trevor Turk: Weekly Digest, 7-9-09
- till's blog: PHP: So you'd like to migrate from MySQL to CouchDB? - Part I
…you would want to use. A clear disadvantage of JSON is that it lacks validation (think DTD), and of course comments — ha, ha!
Why, oh why?
So along with "Why?", we should consider the following:
Does it make sense?
Is CouchDB (really) the better fit for my application?
What is my #1 problem in MySQL, and how does CouchDB solve it?
And if we are still convinced to migrate all of our data, we'll need to decide on an access wrapper.
It's all HTTP, right? …
- Me Dev, You Jane: Power CouchDB - Basic HTTP Handlers
- Intridea - Company Blog: CouchDB-Lucene, CouchDBX, and CouchRest
- Damien Katz: "CouchDB Implements a Fundamental Algorithm"
- A Fresh Cup: Double Shot #547
- Ruby on Rails Podcast: RailsConf Europe: Rubinius and CoachTV - Ruby on Rails Podcast
- Forum Discussions - Enterprise Rails: Logical/Physical Terminology