0.61

• No longer escaping / characters in displayed JSON strings
• Updated bundle ID
• Removed code signing (it was using a development cert, which most people's computers wouldn't accept. Official releases will be signed using Couchbase's deployment cert.)

0.5

• Updated to Couchbase Lite 1.1.1
• Now updates the database display after another app (i.e. your app) makes changes to the database
• App browser:
  • Finds apps in the new iOS Simulator file layout
  • Added context menu with "Reveal In Finder" command
• Document editor:
  • Now uses an outline view to support viewing and editing nested JSON
  • Error alert if you try to save invalid JSON
  • You can add custom columns for nested JSON properties (even array elements)

Known Issues

• You can lose changes in the editor by switching to another document without pressing Save.
• Changes made in the viewer app may not be detected by your app if it's running at the same time. (The changes will be there, but the app won't post database-changed or doc-changed notifications, LiveQueries won't update, etc. This is something we'd need to fix in a future version of Couchbase Lite.)

0.4

• Updated to Couchbase Lite beta 3
• Fixed some bugs with custom columns, and with column sorting on OS X 10.9
• App is now signed with Couchbase's developer ID

Added database browser

The database browser window (open it from the Windows menu, or press Cmd-B) lets you browse through all Couchbase Lite (or TouchDB) apps in the iOS simulator, as well as native Mac OS X apps that use Couchbase Lite, and their databases. Once you've found the database you're looking for you can double-click to open it.

Converted to Couchbase Lite

This is the first release that supports Couchbase Lite.
(The old TouchDB version is memorialized in a touchdb branch. You can still build it.)