Hello,
I’m posting this question in this forum (didn’t find a specialized forum on document modeling for couchbase).
Could you advice me on some tool for document modeling that includes document versioning?
By document versioning I mean the following: having a history of all changes made to the document structure.
Your help will be appreciated.
Fred
PS. Coming from the RDBMS world, the 100% freedom in document structure and the absence of minimal data validation, scares me a bit. 
Hello,
About the Document Modeling you can look in the developer guide:
About document versioning it is something that you need to implement in your application, I have documented one approach here:
Regards
Tug
@tgrall
Thanks for your prompt answer.
I will clarify my question.
I was thinking of managing my document structure changes with a source control repository.
With java I saw this example for integrating view changes with a source control repository:
http://www.couchbase.com/wiki/display/couchbase/Couchbase+Java+Client+Library
Chapter: Loading Views Programatically
I suppose in case of java, if java pojo’s are always used for reading/writing the json document structure, I could package those pojo’s together for easier management with a source control repository.
Regards
Fred
No, doubt is a good document management tool. But it will be more valuable if it can collaborate with the SharePoint. It is an application of Office 365 suite. It is widely used in the organizations to manage the document management system flawlessly. This also offers the feature to perform SharePoint Migration if required using the automated tool.