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Matthew D. Groves is a guy who loves to code. It doesn't matter if it's C#, jQuery, or PHP: he'll submit pull requests for anything. He has been coding professionally ever since he wrote a QuickBASIC point-of-sale app for his parent's pizza shop back in the 90s. He currently works as a Senior Product Marketing Manager for Couchbase. His free time is spent with his family, watching the Reds, and getting involved in the developer community. He is the author of AOP in .NET, Pro Microservices in .NET, a Pluralsight author, and a Microsoft MVP.

Couchbase Capella: Advantages in Speed, Functionality, and TCO Over Redis
Couchbase Capella: Advantages in Speed, Functionality, and TCO Over Redis

This benchmark assesses Couchbase and Redis using the widely recognized YCSB standard for benchmarking NoSQL databases.

Videos: Putting the SQL back into NoSQL
Videos: Putting the SQL back into NoSQL

Are you interested in using the familiar SQL language while also benefiting from the flexibility of JSON data? We’ve got a series of three videos that can help you achieve the best of both worlds. Putting the SQL back into...

How to Build Real World Web Applications with Couchbase
How to Build Real World Web Applications with Couchbase

I embarked on a journey to build an ASP.NET + Couchbase implementation - a solid starting point for .NET devevelopers using Couchbase

KCDC 2023 Developer’s Conference Recap
KCDC 2023 Developer’s Conference Recap

The KCDC event was a tremendous success, generating insightful discussions both in the sessions and in the hallways, promoting knowledge exchange, and more.

Netlify Teams Up with Couchbase Capella: Enabling Scalable Web Applications
Netlify Teams Up with Couchbase Capella: Enabling Scalable Web Applications

Great news for developers and web development teams: Netlify has recently introduced a new integration with Couchbase Capella, aimed at making web application development more efficient. This new integration brings together the popular cloud deployment platform of Netlify and the...

Couchbase Capella Outshines DynamoDB, MongoDB, Redis in Speed, Functionality, and TCO
Couchbase Capella Outshines DynamoDB, MongoDB, Redis in Speed, Functionality, and TCO

Altoros, a renowned IT consulting organization with an extensive history in database comparison, has published their most recent independent benchmark, commissioned by Couchbase. The benchmark evaluates the DBaaS solutions offered by Couchbase, Redis, Amazon, and MongoDB. This study utilizes the...

Stack Overflow Developer Survey for 2023 Now Open
Stack Overflow Developer Survey for 2023 Now Open

This important survey that helps shape the future of software development. Share the survey and help contribute to the evolution of the developer community.

DevNexus 2023 Recap
DevNexus 2023 Recap

As a sponsor of the DevNexus 2023 conference in Atlanta, Couchbase showcased its NoSQL database solutions to the attendees. We had a booth in the hall and a speaking session discussing JSON Data Modeling. Finally, the event was capped off...

Extending .NET Caching Provider for Collections
Extending .NET Caching Provider for Collections

With a custom implementation of an interface, and one extra line in your code, you can specify custom scope/collections for storing data.

Updating Sensor Data: Exploring Couchbase’s Multi-Model Options
Updating Sensor Data: Exploring Couchbase’s Multi-Model Options

Choosing the best multi-model approach for updating sensor readings depends on the size and frequency of the updates, the level of concurrency, and more.

Join Us for a New Webcast: New Year, New UI
Join Us for a New Webcast: New Year, New UI

The Couchbase Capella UI had a recent developer experience refresh. In the upcoming webcast, I’ll take you through a live tour.

DevIntersection 2022 Recap
DevIntersection 2022 Recap

As a sponsor of the DevIntersection 2022 conference in Las Vegas, Couchbase was able to showcase its NoSQL database solutions to the attendees. We had a booth in the expo hall and a speaking session where I discussed caching. Finally,...