REST does not require that you use only one type of document per database. Even if it did, I'd strongly advise violating a rule as silly as that.
Put whatever documents into your database as you please. B. On 9 July 2011 19:39, Johnny Weng Luu <[email protected]> wrote: > Since CouchDB is implementing a RESTful API, doesn't that mean I wanna put > all documents of the same type in their own database? > > eg. > > POST http://localhost/users > GET http://localhost/users/1 > PUT http://localhost/users/1 > DELETE http://localhost/users/1 > > POST http://localhost/threads > GET http://localhost/threads/1 > PUT http://localhost/threads/1 > DELETE http://localhost/threads/1 > > Rather than putting them all in one big database (http://localhost/my_app). > > Doesn't a 100% RESTful approach mean that the former is more correct? >
