The Pains Of Being Async At Heart
Dale Harvey

By: Dale Harvey
Published: 11 December 2014
If you are testing JavaScript you will likely have to test against async API's. These bring up some issues that you may not be familiar with if you are used [...]

PouchDB 3.2.0: To code is human, to debug is divine
Nolan Lawson

By: Nolan Lawson
Published: 04 December 2014
Hot on the heels of the last release, we present 3.2.0, which has new features to increase developer productivity, as well as a slew of bugfixes. [...]

How we test PouchDB
Dale Harvey

By: Dale Harvey
Published: 27 November 2014
While working on and researching improvements for automated testing in PouchDB, I found a lack of blog posts and general information about how open-source libraries test themselves. With PouchDB, a [...]

PouchDB 3.1.0: A Guide to Recognizing Your Marsupials (The PouchDB Guide)
Dale Harvey

By: Dale Harvey
Published: 10 November 2014
Today marks the dawn of a new PouchDB release, 3.1.0 is released today with a whole bunch of goodness. Here are some of the highlights: [...]

10 things I learned from reading (and writing) the PouchDB source
Nolan Lawson

By: Nolan Lawson
Published: 26 October 2014
In the spirit of Paul Irish, here's a list of some surprising things I learned while reading (and writing) the PouchDB source code. [...]