Sorta like a couch except smaller and outside, also, a client side JSON document store. Perfect for webkit mobile apps that need a lightweight, simple and elegant persistence solution.


Features

micro tiny storage without the nasty SQL: pure and delicious JSON
clean and simple oo design with one db table per store
key/value store.. specifying a key is optional
happily and handily will treat your store as an array of objects
terse syntax for searching and therefore finding of objects

"Data Store API is in open BETA now. There is no need to get approved any more. Any application can access it now."

"Common object storage frontend that supports dictionary-style access, object serialization and compression, and multiple storage and caching backends." Apparently: SQLAlchemy style configuration.

"A set of *nix like command line tools for working with s3. They are backed by a simple python library that can be used to work with the material you have uploaded to S3."

"We are not ... looking for tools to record our thoughts or to provide them with structure. What we seek is something that leads us to the unforeseen collisions, the copulations that lead to new thoughts, new connections and yet more new meetings."

"It's lolcats pix with tags! Does also peoples call it cat macros? You may also find non-lolcat pictures -- this is a treasure for you." Tagging lolcats would be an excellent + rigorous internship for the right School of Information student.

GameStop too. Might be my ticket to portable Nethack at long bittersweet last.

Holy fuck.

"The size of the device changes depending on the amount of data it holds."

Your quick-n-dirty Python module for dictionary-style access to S3 data store.

Another del.icio.us clone, this one gives you a monthly disk quota with which to archive pages you want to keep.

"Collection of 50+ free file hosting from 10MB to 2GB that do not require registration, with detailed of file size limit, download limit and file life." I'm not sure why I would ever use these, but bookmarks are cheap.

Linux virtual filesystem for flickr.

"I think that for the Semantic Web to take off microformats will have to take off first."

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"Google's name on [this] one is inviting a shitstorm. ... let's talk about why Google is providing this."

Written like the guy married a librarian or something -- oh wait