> have you considered just setting up a virtual machine I didn't think of that but that is the only solution I've found so far. It sure is a PITA, but oh well.
I know users will only have to run couchdb but if they'd like to jump in and contribute to my github project they are going to have to run kanso on their own dev environment. I was hoping whatever kanso hosting I found could be shared with them. I'm not sure I'd like to share my personal server. I guess most people using couchdb would have their own dev environment. My project is a couchdb tool so they will definitely have couchdb already. On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 2:34 PM, matt j. sorenson <[email protected]>wrote: > node is required to run kanso in your development environment, but > certainly not required to serve up the resulting couchapp (couchdb is the > only requirement there)... > > so, it sounds like you just need a well-supported dev environment; have you > considered just setting up a virtual machine locally (e.g. ubuntu via > virtualbox, or similar)? > -- > *matt j. sorenson* > * > * > > On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 4:26 PM, Mark Hahn <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I want to develop a couchdb app in kanso. Kanso requires nodejs to run. > > This is an open-source project and I'd like to host the app as a demo > site > > with free hosting. I'll provide the source on github. > > > > I have a couchdb running in iris but it doesn't host node. I tried > > running kanso on windows but it isn't supported and didn't work for me. > > Node and couchdb both worked fine on windows but kanso modules didn't. > > > > Can someone recommend a hosting service that is free for open-source > > (tiny-usage) and supports both node and couchdb? Or just a free hosting > > service for node although that wouldn't be as convenient as using the > same > > host for both. I really like how iris game me couch running literally > in a > > couple of minutes. So similar node support would be nice. > > > > (Cross-posted to node and couchdb lists) > > >
