Hi everyone, On marketing@ list we started a discussion which led to a proposal for a ddoc ui, in order to free early adopters to install and configure some couchapp deployment tool suitable for his own environment.
@ermouth proposed to put his json-editor directly into a couchapp or better directly inside futon or fauxton. http://cloudwall.me/etc/json-editor.html What do you think about it? IMHO ermouth tool goes in the "simplicity always win" direction. It allows to create/modify a json(and so a ddoc) with intuitive ui and has support for attachments too, which should be all the pieces needed to create any kind of ddoc. I'm worried that maybe creating an alternative, even if easier-to-use editor for beginners, could limit flexibility for skilled devs. Explaining its use to app devs, would then only be a matter of creating concrete examples/tutorials, targeting different skill levels, explaining how and which ddoc fields to fill in for different type of couchapps. @ermouth: Which limitations you think your editor could have for ddoc creation? It's also true that I'm still idle to fauxton 1.6.1 version, I don't know what has changed since then. To be aware of it, is there a running online demo of the latest fauxton version? Best regards, -- Giovanni Lenzi www.smileupps.com Smileupps Cloud App Store
