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author Atul Varma <varmaa@toolness.com>
date Mon, 20 Apr 2009 16:41:20 -0700
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11 <div id="content" class="documentation"> 11 <div id="content" class="documentation">
12 <h1>Using BrowserCouch</h1> 12 <h1>Using BrowserCouch</h1>
13 13
14 <p>This is a brief introduction to using the BrowserCouch API and the 14 <p>This is a brief introduction to using the BrowserCouch API and the
15 MapReduce mechanism. If you haven't already read it, you may want to 15 MapReduce mechanism. If you haven't already read it, you may want to
16 check out <a class="intra-wiki" href="index.html">the introduction</a> 16 check out the <a class="intra-wiki" href="index.html">introduction</a>
17 to learn more about why this style of querying is being explored as an 17 to learn more about why this style of querying is being explored as an
18 alternative to SQL for client-side Web Storage.</p> 18 alternative to SQL for client-side Web Storage.</p>
19 19
20 <p>Suppose we want to add offline support for a blog. To get a 20 <p>Suppose we want to add offline support for a blog. To get a
21 database called <tt>blog-posts</tt> in BrowserCouch, you can use the 21 database called <tt>blog-posts</tt> in BrowserCouch, you can use the