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Nic Raboy is an advocate of modern web and mobile development technologies. He has experience in Java, JavaScript, Golang and a variety of frameworks such as Angular, NativeScript, and Apache Cordova. Nic writes about his development experiences related to making web and mobile development easier to understand.

NDP Episode #7: Service Deployment with Juju Charms

NDP Episode #7: Service Deployment with Juju Charms

I am pleased to announce that the seventh episode of the NoSQL Database Podcast has been published to all major podcasting outlets.  In the latest episode titled, Service Deployment with Juju Charms, I’m joined by Canonical’s, Michael Hall, and Juju Charm...

Using Full Text Search (FTS) with Couchbase in a GoLang Application

Using Full Text Search (FTS) with Couchbase in a GoLang Application

I recently wrote about using Full Text Search (FTS) in a Node.js application that makes use of Couchbase Server 4.5 and higher. As you may know, FTS is available as Developer Preview starting in Couchbase Server 4.5. This is huge...

Using Full Text Search (FTS) in Couchbase with the Node.js SDK

Using Full Text Search (FTS) in Couchbase with the Node.js SDK

When I develop applications I always find myself running into a scenario where I need to search for a particular set of text within a chunk of data. I, like many others, often find myself taking the easy way out...

Model Your Relational Database Data as NoSQL Document Data

Model Your Relational Database Data as NoSQL Document Data

When I’m presenting at events, I often get questions around data modeling.  It is common to interact with developers that work with relational databases, but are very interested in a NoSQL database.  I, for example, started my database career with...

Using the Couchbase Sub-Document API with the GoLang SDK

Using the Couchbase Sub-Document API with the GoLang SDK

Not too long ago I wrote about working with parts, or fragments, of documents in Couchbase using the Node.js SDK. Being able to work with parts of documents is made possible using Couchbase Server 4.5 and higher and the sub-document...

NDP Episode #6: RavenDB, a NoSQL Database for .NET

NDP Episode #6: RavenDB, a NoSQL Database for .NET

I am pleased to announce that the sixth episode of the NoSQL Database Podcast has been published to the popular podcasting outlets.  In this episode titled RavenDB, a NoSQL Database for .NET, I’m joined by Oren Eini, sometimes referred to...

Getting Started with Couchbase Server on RHEL or CentOS

Getting Started with Couchbase Server on RHEL or CentOS

In this video, learn how to get Couchbase Server up and running on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) or CentOS machine in only five minutes.  See everything from how to download Couchbase through YUM to starting a new cluster...

NDP Episode #5: Big Data and Where it Fits with NoSQL

NDP Episode #5: Big Data and Where it Fits with NoSQL

I am pleased to announce that the fifth episode of the NoSQL Database Podcast, sponsored by Couchbase, has been published to the popular podcasting outlets.  The episode titled Big Data and Where it Fits with NoSQL, focuses on various big...

Introducing New Advanced Features to the Couchbase Shell – CBQ

Introducing New Advanced Features to the Couchbase Shell – CBQ

There are a ton of new features that have been introduced in newly available Couchbase Server 4.5. Query Workbench, sub-document APIs, and full text search are only some of the great additions to an already great NoSQL database. For this...

Getting Started with Couchbase Server on Mac OS

Getting Started with Couchbase Server on Mac OS

In this video, learn how to get Couchbase Server installed and configured on a Mac computer in less than five minutes.  See everything from where to download the latest version of Couchbase, how to install it, and then how to start a...

Getting Started with Node.js and Couchbase

Getting Started with Node.js and Couchbase

In this video tutorial you can see how to build a very simple Node.js with Express Framework application that uses Couchbase Server as the NoSQL database. For more information on how to use Couchbase with Node.js, visit the Couchbase Developer...

Couchbase will be at DevNation 2016

Couchbase will be at DevNation 2016

I am excited to say that I will be at DevNation 2016 in San Francisco with my colleague, Arun Gupta. This is a huge developer conference hosted by Red Hat. At DevNation we’ll be talking about full stack development using Node.js and...