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Couchbase 4.0 at Seenit
Couchbase 4.0 at Seenit

We're still a short while away from the full release of Couchbase 4.0. Nonetheless, the team behind crowd-sourced video app Seenit are already putting N1QL and more to work.   Dave Starling, CTO of Seenit and also a Couchbase Developer Expert, chatted to...

Couchbase Community Developer Survey
Couchbase Community Developer Survey

The Couchbase developer community is growing,  and as it grows our community continues to change we need to know what people are looking for. This makes it a good time to find out more about how people want our community...

Go SDK 1.0 GA
Go SDK 1.0 GA

I’m happy to announce the General Availability release of the official Couchbase SDK for Go.  At Couchbase, we are heavily invested in the Go platform for many components of our software, and today we are excited to be bringing that...

Go at Couchbase – introducing a Go SDK
Go at Couchbase – introducing a Go SDK

Both Couchbase and Go have similar goals for scalability and ease of use. The natural alignment results in a great pairing between Couchbase and Go. Application developers need scalable data management systems like Couchbase for the systems they design, so...

Release Candidate for Couchbase Server 4.0 is Here
Release Candidate for Couchbase Server 4.0 is Here

Today we’re excited to announce the release of Couchbase Server 4.0 Release Candidate (RC0) for testing. Release Candidate improves on the Couchbase Server 4.0 RC0 release from June with quality improvements. 4.0 release is a major release with major architectural...

The Couchbase Java SDK 2.1.0 arrived!
The Couchbase Java SDK 2.1.0 arrived!

On behalf of the whole team I’m happy to report that we’ve finally released the 2.1.0 version of the Couchbase Java SDK. Compared to the 2.0 branch it brings lots of new features as well as a myriad of smaller...

Hortonworks and Couchbase: NoSQL Fueled Hadoop
Hortonworks and Couchbase: NoSQL Fueled Hadoop

Building a big data architecture doesn’t mean choosing between NoSQL or Hadoop. Instead it’s about making NoSQL and Hadoop work together. Hadoop is engineered for batch and streaming analytical workloads. NoSQL databases are engineered for enterprise web, mobile, and IoT...

Introducing the Couchbase Spark Connector
Introducing the Couchbase Spark Connector

On behalf of the whole team, I’m incredibly proud to announce that we’ve just released the first developer preview of our brand new Couchbase Spark Connector. It allows you to move data in and out of Couchbase directly using Spark...

ScoreMore:  Creating Baseball ORM and Views
ScoreMore: Creating Baseball ORM and Views

  Gearing for Baseball season, ScoreMore Baseball recently just hit it out of the ball park with their app release across all the major mobile platforms.  One of the key differentiators for the app is the use of Couchbase that...

First steps with Node.js and Couchbase Server
First steps with Node.js and Couchbase Server

I've been playing around with the Couchbase Node SDK lately and I thought it might be fun to blog my progress towards creating a fully fledged Node app using Couchbase as the database. Over the course of a few blog posts, I'm going...

Introducing Couchbase Server 4.0 Developer Preview
Introducing Couchbase Server 4.0 Developer Preview

Learn why Couchbase Server 4.0 is called as a massive punch for enterprises looking for the real-time, scalable NoSQL platform.

Building Beacon Apps with Couchbase Mobile
Building Beacon Apps with Couchbase Mobile

  In 2013 Apple Inc. introduced a technology called iBeacon that runs on top of Bluetooth 4.0 protocol which is also known as Bluetooth Low Energy or BLE.  While Bluetooth enabled devices can identify themselves, the process is generally 1...