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by raymi_s • 11 years ago

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jasondc• 11 years ago

I'm convinced more and more desktop functionality is moving to the browser, especially app development tools (IDEs, database tools, etc.)

rubyn00bie• 11 years ago

I think more specifically, and not disagree, it's more those categories of (development) tools require a network connection to begin interfacing with them. With that said, if all that is required is a network connection then the browser would seem certainly the best platform. It is the most prolific means of interfacing with them (network connections).

Now that web apps are "grown up," and properly competing, we're seeing where they're better than desktop and also insufficient. I think it's safe to say, when the only requirement is a network connection, then the browser is the obvious choice! :)

... well I guess an argument could be made the telephone is a more available network connection-- but I don't want to dial in my database commands ;-)

yaraher3• 11 years ago

That's our view as well. We really believe that current technologies allow for us to move and do more stuff while on the run. Thanks for your visit!

un_montagnard• 11 years ago

This website is under heavy load

We're sorry, too many people are accessing this website at the same time. We're working on this problem. Please try again later.

yaraher3• 11 years ago

We've been working hard on that one. One of our servers failed but it's behaving fine again. Really, really sorry about that, but take a look whenever you can!

earleybird• 11 years ago

"This website is under heavy load

We're sorry, too many people are accessing this website at the same time. We're working on this problem. Please try again later."

Apparently it's not webscale

eddd• 11 years ago

It is mongo webscale

haneefmubarak• 11 years ago

Well, to be fair, it is Mongo Scale.

yaraher3• 11 years ago

So, that has fun (or not). Should be working fine again now. Really sorry about that, we're under heavy load but doing our best to keep things running.

jchrisa• 11 years ago

While you are waiting you can try out the new Couchbase SQL-like query language in your browser.

http://query.pub.couchbase.com/tutorial/#1

M8• 11 years ago

How do I define a constraint to ensure referential integrity?

Play with MongoDB from your browser in real time

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