Hi Dave, sounds great, thank you! On 28.04.2014, at 19:08, Dave Cottlehuber <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi some items for next edition: > > A common pattern for couchdb is to have a per-user database, because this is > the only boundary where couchdb enforces user permissions for security. It > also makes replicating user data to another device very straightforwards. > > When you have a new user signing up with a couchdb login, you’ll often want > to create a database for them immediately. While there’s no built-in feature > to do this for you, the CouchDB community have of course rolled their own: > > Here’s a couple of options, one in Erlang/OTP and the other in Node: > > https://github.com/etrepum/couchperuser > https://github.com/pegli/couchdb-dbperuser-provisioning > > Of note, etrepum, is also the primary author of the super mochiweb library, > https://github.com/mochi/mochiweb/ which provides the http(s) support for > couchdb. We’d not be the same without that! > > - Jan maybe you have a hoodie thing to add for this too, or know if > couchperuser has been done as a Couch Plugin > - not sure on netiquette whether we should add real names, but if so > twitter/irl: > > @etrepum: Bob Ippolito > @pegli: Paul Egli > > -- > Dave Cottlehuber > Sent from my Couch > > >
