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In the next section, you will look at using the CouchRest Ruby library in the same way as you used Couchdbkit in this section. You will then use the skills you learned in this section to develop a Django application that is powered by a CouchDB database.

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If you worked through the previous section, you saw how simple it is to use Python to create applications that store data in CouchDB. In this section, you will learn about how CouchRest offers the same simplicity to Ruby developers. The requirements for CouchRest, at the time of writing, are as follows: CouchDB 0.9.0 or newer installed Ruby installed (I have tested on version 1.8.7, but other versions should work) RubyGems installed

var str = new String(); str.createdOn = new Date();

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Note If you do not have Ruby installed, take a trip to http://rubyonrails.org, and follow the instructions there. You will need to install Ruby and RubyGems for this section. You do not need to install Rails, but if you are planning on developing Ruby on Rails applications in the future, you may as well install it now also.

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