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it's interesting, I"m not sure how large or broad a user sampling this =
is but the top three requests seem to be:

1. Chained map/reduce

2. Partial doc updates

3. Native FTI

I don't quite get #2 but #1 and #3 have been around a long time


On Apr 30, 2012, at 6:53 AM, Alon Keren wrote:

> I've decided that it would make sense if the wishlist focused not just =
on
> CouchDB proper, but also on the ecosystem of tools (and plugins?) =
around it.
> After all, some desired features may appear faster outside of couch =
proper
> (like full-text search in couchdb-lucene), and other stuff may never =
be
> exactly right to be included out of the box (like document =
versioning).
>=20
> Thoughts and feedback welcome,
>=20
>  Alon
>=20
> On 26 April 2012 20:58, Alon Keren <alon.keren@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Hi everyone,
>>=20
>> Following the excellent initiative by couch devs with the recent
>> feature-survey [1] [2], I figured it would be worth while to have a
>> permanent wish-list for just user-facing features; a place for users =
to put
>> their own ideas and feature-requests, and to vote on others'.
>>=20
>> Such a wish-list serves two obvious purposes:
>> 1. helping users raise awareness for their needs. I don't find JIRA
>> accessible or visible enough for this purpose. This would result in:
>> 2. helping developers (and would-be developers) keep tabs on what =
features
>> the community is really missing, and which it isn't
>>=20
>> I started a wish-list here: http://couchdbwishlist.userecho.com/. I
>> seeded it from Bob Newson's compilation of potential features [3], =
and I
>> really hope to see things added and voted on, and to get the ball =
rolling.
>>=20
>> For those interested, some of the reasons I went with userecho:
>> - simple voting scheme (albeit not as informative as allourideas's)
>> - relatively rich text editor
>> - comments
>> - clean interface
>> - free (albeit as in beer)
>>=20
>> I would more than welcome any ideas or suggestions.
>>=20
>> Relax on,
>>=20
>>  Alon
>>  (http://alon.me)
>>=20
>> [1] http://www.allourideas.org/couchdb2012/results
>> [2]
>> =
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/couchdb-user/201204.mbox/browser
>> [3] https://gist.github.com/2387973
>>=20
>>=20