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Each document of couchdb will have a new version after updating, and the previous one is still in the database.
I think this feature is suitable to build a wiki engine. But I’m newbie of couchdb, I’m not so sure.
What’s your opinion?
The main issue I see with it is that the versioning information will be lost if you compact the database. I’m not sure whether it’d be good to have an application depend on such a feature.