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Yes, it‘s known problem of CodeMirror parser, which was fixed very recently. So fix is not yet propagated to public versions of CloudWall and Ddoc Lab. I‘ll get you know...

> Uglify in JS resources seems to ignore let and const Can you please give an example, how it looks like? Btw, do you use CloudWall or Ddoc lab standalone?...

> Looks like `const` screws things up. It doesn‘t. Your const is removed since it‘s dead code, never used. However, if you use `b` somewhere in expression, it will be...

@davidoccam Thank you. Wish Ddoc Lab bring second renaissance to couchapp universe )

Covercouch is nearly abandoned, so it may not be compatible with latest versions of both dependencies and Pouch/CouchDB. So if you seriously going to use the Covercouch ACL approach (that...

> Do you know of any good alternatives? I would be happy to help, but as for time I‘ve written Covercouch, there were no decent streaming implementations, covering entire Couch...

Well, this support is reasonable in theory, but in practice... how do you see it? `input[type=datetime]` is not supported by browsers, so how can I test it? Also this type...

Are `skip` and `limit` query params expected to work as in existing versions?

@janl I mean a protected bucket may have interleaving docs of users A and B, like: ``` {_id: '01', _access:['A']}, {_id:'02', _access:['B']}, {_id: '03', _access:['A']} ``` What exactly `_all_docs?limit=1&skip=1` will...

Well, 1Mb raw is 250–300Kb gzipped, that is acceptable, if not nice – since right now there exist no in-browser way to generate progressive jpegs. But I couldn‘t figure out...