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Enter title as the field name, and press Enter to close the text box. You will notice that the text will now be a noneditable label, and it has a gray x icon to the left of it. This allows you to delete the field. Try clicking the icon; the field will be removed immediately. Once you have done this, add the field again. Changing the field name is very simple simply double-click the name, and it will show up as an editable text box once again. You can change the name of any field except for the _id and _rev fields. In the Value column, you will see that the title field is set to null. This is modified in the same way as the field name column is, by double-clicking the current value to display an editable text box. Enter Beginning CouchDB in this text box, and press Enter to leave the edit mode. If you have entered it correctly, the text should turn green.

IM means instant messaging. It s a way to communicate in real time by typing text. If you use AIM, Yahoo! Messenger, Skype, or iChat, you re using IM. Pretty much everyone expected Apple to include a mobile version of iChat on the iPhone and iPod. Pretty much everyone was disappointed. Apple did not include mobile iChat in its first iPod touch release, but that s OK. The news is pretty good on the iPod IM front. Meebo (http://wwwl.meebo.com/) offers a simple, iPod-friendly way to instant message from Safari. When you open the meebo page from your iPod, it automatically sends you to an iPod-specific site, as shown in Figure 3-17. With meebo, you can chat on AIM, MSN, Yahoo!, Google Talk, Jabber, and ICQ. Select the network service you want to use, enter your login name and password, and click Sign On. Meebo connects you to your buddy list and allows you to instant message your contacts.

Caution It is important to include the surrounding double quotes when entering string values into the database these tell CouchDB that you are entering a string. If you forget the quotes, you will get an error message: Please enter a valid JSON value (for example: string ). Simply wrap your value in double quotes, and it should save.

service, to generate the JavaScript proxies for the service that you can now call from in the client-side script (see listing 1.14).

Meebo is slick, friendly, and easy to use. You can carry on several conversations at once. Tap the buddy icon next to the message-entry area to return to your buddy screen. There, you can select a different buddy to instant message. Meebo tracks unread messages. The count appears as a red bubble above the buddy icon. And, just like with iChat, you can text via AIM to +1some-phone-number and carry on free Short Message Service (SMS) conversations with your buddies who aren t lucky enough to own iPods or iPhones. (SMS is the service that allows phone-to-phone messaging, or texting your friends.) You still use the iPod keyboard, and you view running logs of each conversation. Best of all It s free.

Let s add some more fields to the document now. The following are the field names and values I have entered for this document:

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iPod Safari puts the power of a real Internet browser into your pocket. There s nothing half-cocked or watered down about it. You can browse the real Web and read real sites without major compromise. Sure, this first release doesn t support Flash and that s a pretty major failing but it s such an amazing step forward in technology that you ll find yourself shaking your head with disdain when you need to go back to using mobile technology on your Pocket PC or BlackJack. Here are a few tips to keep in mind as you move on from this chapter: iPods work in more ways than just vertical. Go ahead and flip your iPod on its side. Your Safari pages will adjust. Nope, there s no Flash support. Bad Apple! There are no copy/paste or in-page find features either. Google up a JavaScript bookmarklet or two to add the functionality you need. Lost your address bar Use the double-tap to the top trick. Application launchers like AppMarks and Gridgets are pretty awesome. Make sure to check them out.