Welcome to the fourth episode of Coffee on Couchbase where we learn from Developers from around the world that are creating interesting projects.<\/p>\n
In the first part of this series, Brian Zubert of ScoreMore<\/a>, walks us through how he and his development team created a mobile stats tracking app that implemented the concepts of “MoneyBall”<\/a> which has now become part of baseball’s lexicon.\u00a0 Being able to not only capture a baseball game’s data but also help align and optimize a team’s performance is exactly what the ScoreMore<\/a> app provides.<\/p>\n Powered by Couchbase Mobile<\/a>, we explore how an actual game would be created and how a baseball team’s members would be optimally positioned to be at bat.\u00a0 The actual tracking of individual player’s batting outcome is simple to input using ScoreMore and is entirely stored using Couchbase.\u00a0 The datapoints are then visually presented on screen to show player tendencies in a spray chart.\u00a0 Through code, we see how those particular Views are created using JavaScript and how the value or player data is stored in an array within a given document type.\u00a0 With baseball stadiums being mostly located in remote areas, the use of Couchbase Mobile’s Sync feature<\/a> is particularly fitting for when cell coverage or internet connectivity is not available.<\/p>\n