Why I don't use CouchDB
CouchDB is lots of fun. It's really easy to install on a mac using the CouchDBX package. It comes with a nice web UI so you can play around with it straight away. It leverages REST and JSON to provide a simple API that you can use from virtually any language. It has a great transactional model which lets you have full ACID semantics in a very lightweight way. So why don't I use it? Well, several r
Deployment branches with Git
When you deploy code to different machines often times you need to add little tweaks, such as adding or modifying configuration files. If you use Git to manage your project you can create one deployment branch per server: $ git clone git://my/project.git $ cd project $ git checkout -b $(hostname) origin/master Then perform any changes you want and commit them. When it's time to update the deployme
Using KiokuDB in Catalyst applications
Using KiokuDB with Catalyst is very easy. This article sums up a few lessons learned from the last several apps we've developed at my workplace, and introduces the modules we refactored out of them. Let's write an app is called Kitten::Friend, in which kittens partake in a social network and upload pictures of vases they've broken. We generally follow these rules for organizing our code: Catalyst
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