"What I wanted to bring into the modern Web world was a document database that supports replication and schema-less design," said CouchOne CEO Damien Katz, who first created CouchDB, which now has become a top-level Apache project.
What I wanted to bring into the modern Web world was a document database that supports replication and schema-less design.
Damien Katz, CouchOne CEO,
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Katz, who worked at Iris Research and Lotus Development on Lotus Notes, admits that Notes-style replication capabilities and free-wheeling, schema-less design, were paramount objectives in first creating CouchDB.
Among elements that add to the usefulness of the CouchOne Mobile edition, according to Katz, are replication and sync facilities that adjust to connectivity issues whether the Internet connection is slow, intermittent, or completely down. These same facilities help conserve battery life. At the same time the company announced CouchOne Mobile, it announced its name change from "Couchio" to "CouchOne."
More to come.
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