One interesting thing you can do with CouchDB is that you can have a webapp where a user can specify their own database and credentials and it works over HTTP(s). That's pretty unique. I'd love to see a SaaS using CouchDB and their "on-premise" offering just means the user provides their own database. I'm not sure how payment would work though - perhaps some verification proxy?
Firebase is the gold-standard for offline apps (as a service). CouchDB replaces Cloud Firestore, and Keycloak replaces Authentication. I haven't seen OSS equivalents of Cloud Functions, ML Kit, and the other things (e.g. In-App messaging, and Cloud Messaging). It'd be nice to have the entire stack of Firebase bundled as a group of OSS projects, including CouchDB.
Sad to see that per doc access control didn't make it in 3.0. Hopefully it'll be in 3.1.
Firebase is the gold-standard for offline apps (as a service). CouchDB replaces Cloud Firestore, and Keycloak replaces Authentication. I haven't seen OSS equivalents of Cloud Functions, ML Kit, and the other things (e.g. In-App messaging, and Cloud Messaging). It'd be nice to have the entire stack of Firebase bundled as a group of OSS projects, including CouchDB.
Sad to see that per doc access control didn't make it in 3.0. Hopefully it'll be in 3.1.