Monthly Archives: May 2009

Simple fulltext analysis in couchdb

Posted on May 28, 2009 by peter

In my previous post I presented a simple map function to query WordPress articles I imported in CouchDB. The map function looked at the categories / terms manually assigned to the articles. I decided to take this a step further … Continue reading →

Posted in couchdb, fulltext analysis, javascript | 1 Comment

WordPress, Couchdb and Ruby

Posted on May 28, 2009 by peter

I did a small test to see how complex it would be to put a WordPress database into CouchDB. This might not seem very useful, and when only receiving data from WordPress it isn’t. In the future other applications would … Continue reading →

Posted in couchdb, ruby, wordpress | 3 Comments

Binding mmbase nodes to strongly typed object graphs

Posted on May 11, 2009 by peter

In past years I’ve spend quite some time converting MMBase node graphs to strongly typed object graphs. One of the reasons for doing this is to define ‘meta’ models on top of the cloud. ‘What is a newsitem?’ (i.e. which … Continue reading →

Posted in java, mmbase | 2 Comments