Re: Philly Lambda December Meeting

[Angel <delagoya@gmail.com>]

One note, on aaron's suggestion, as well as based on the interest
shown at other talks , I'll be cutting out some of the more intro
material in favor for a look under the hood of couch, as well as a
practical distributed deployment scenario.
-Angel
On Nov 26, 10:30 pm, Aaron Feng <aaron.f...@gmail.com> wrote:
> For those who didn't get a chance to catch Angel Pizarro's CouchDB
> presentation at Bar Camp or ALT.NET, he will be doing it again for us.
>  Once again, I started a doodle page for the meeting, so please select
> any days that you can make it.  In about a week or so I'll pick the
> *most* popular date for the presentation.  Also please use your real
> name so I can add you to the building's access list.
>
> Doodle participate page:
>
> http://www.doodle.com/8z85yyw9sh9upi28
>
> The presentation will be hosted at the usual place, Algorithmics, 2929
> Arch St, Philadelphia.
>
> Here's the description for the presentation:
>
> CouchDB: No SQL? No Driver? No problem
> CouchDB is representative of a set of document-oriented database that
> have come to the fore of the collective geek consciousness. At it's
> heart it is a key-value store, but it can query into (and index)
> specific properties of the documents for fast performance. What makes
> CouchDB unique is it's MVCC transactional model and emphasis on using
> HTTP communication as the connection mechanism. In this talk we'll
> cover usage of CouchDB with a simple example, as well as look at when
> (and when not) such a database makes sense to use in favor of
> traditional relational databases.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Aaron