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Subject: f# couchdb library
From: Alex P <apedenko@kolosy.com>
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All,

I just put up an F# couchdb dsl implementation on github[1]. The dsl will
need some cleaning (might go all-out and build out the quotation stuff), but
it's a starting point. The big thing is that you can interact with couch
through F# record types. That works out quite well because you effectively
have a record representing a single, immutable revision of a couch doc.

This is a fairly thin layer on top of the existing Divan library, so
functionally it's pretty robust.

[1] http://github.com/kolosy/FunctionalDivan

Hope this helps someone out there
Thanks,
Alex.

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