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Jeff Morris is a Senior Software Engineer at Couchbase. Prior to joining Couchbase, Jeff spent six years at Source Interlink as an Enterprise Web Architect. Jeff is responsible for the development of Couchbase SDKs and how to integrate with N1QL (query language).

Couchbase .NET SDK 2.0 Development Series: New View Querying Syntax

Couchbase .NET SDK 2.0 Development Series: New View Querying Syntax

A core goal of the new Couchbase .NET SDK is improving the developer experience. We are working to achieve this goal in several ways: Reducing the number of steps (read App.Config “free”) required to get up and running with Couchbase...

Couchbase .NET SDK 2.0 Development Series: Logging

Couchbase .NET SDK 2.0 Development Series: Logging

*Note: source can be found here. While perhaps one of the more drab features of an SDK, logging and instrumentation is probably one of the most valuable in terms of finding and isolating issues and ensuring that your application is...

Couchbase .NET SDK 2.0 Developer Preview 3

Couchbase .NET SDK 2.0 Developer Preview 3

As a follow to the previous DP2 in June, we are releasing another developer preview, DP3. This developer preview, adds a plethora of bug fixes, features and most importantly, changes to the public API by way of a) providing methods...

Couchbase .NET SDK 2.0 Developer Preview 1

Couchbase .NET SDK 2.0 Developer Preview 1

At long last, we present the official Developer Preview 1 (DP1) for the Couchbase .NET 2.0 SDK! Previously, I posted about some of the motivation behind rewriting the Couchbase .NET SDK and also some of the goals and features you...

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.3.9 Released!

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.3.9 Released!

Today we released a very minor version 1.3.9 of the Couchbase .NET SDK with a single patch. With the .NET SDK 2.0 Beta just around the corner, priorities have shifted to 2.0 development and specifically: stamping out major bugs, documentation...

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.3.8 Released; Plus an Important Release Note!

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.3.8 Released; Plus an Important Release Note!

Today we are releasing version 1.3.8 of the Couchbase .NET SDK. Like the previous couple of 1.X releases, this is a bug fix/maintanence release. Note that nearly all new development is happening on the 2.0 Version of the .NET SDK,...

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.3.7 Released and 2.X News!

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.3.7 Released and 2.X News!

SDK 1.3.7 Released Today Today we released a minor version of the .NET 1.X SDK: 1.3.7. This was a very small bug fix release and featured some contribitions from the community. A big thank you to the individuals who contributed...

Couchbase .NET Client 1.3.5 Released!

Couchbase .NET Client 1.3.5 Released!

Hey folks, just a quick update that we have released version 1.3.5 of Couchbase .NET SDK! This a maintenance release and includes the following fixes: NCBC-438: Add finalizer to CouchbaseClient to ensure resources are released Add a destructor to CouchbaseClient...

Couchbase .NET Client 1.3.4 Released!

Couchbase .NET Client 1.3.4 Released!

This release is another bug fix/stability release concentrating on improving the retry algorithm for Views and adding more refined logging to the client, along with a few other miscellaneous fixes. Improving the consistency of View operations is important given that...

Couchbase .NET Client 1.3.3 Released!

Couchbase .NET Client 1.3.3 Released!

Today we released Couchbase .NET Client version 1.3.2 1.3.3 which is a bug fix and stabilization release. A couple of important fixes include: Reducing the number of config changes by sorting the list before comparing the hash codes of the...

Couchbase .NET 2.0 SDK Developer Preview 2

Couchbase .NET 2.0 SDK Developer Preview 2

Note: Example and DP2 binaries updated on 6/13/2014 Introduction Last month we released Developer Preview 1 of the Couchbase .NET SDK 2.0, which showcased support for general key/value operations, a new View Query API, and probably most interesting, an early...