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Bluebird Promises and Swagger in Node.js

Bluebird Promises and Swagger in Node.js

Recently I wrote about using Node.js with Swagger to build a simple listener for the Sync Gateway changes feed. In that version I did everything using synchronous calls. I’m working to build a more complete solution, so I decided to...

Using Node.js and Swagger to Monitor Document Changes in Couchbase Mobile

Using Node.js and Swagger to Monitor Document Changes in Couchbase Mobile

When building applications with Couchbase Mobile there are a lot of interesting possibilities for server-side integration. Creating business logic to resolve synchronization conflicts is one common use. The Sync Gateway document “changes” feed makes all sorts of event-driven operations easy...

Using PouchDB and Couchbase NoSQL in Your Node.js Web Application

Using PouchDB and Couchbase NoSQL in Your Node.js Web Application

One of my preferred technologies for developing web applications is Node.js. I do a lot of JavaScript development, so it is another piece to fit in my development puzzle. Not too long ago I wrote a guide for using Couchbase...

Querying for Couchbase Documents in a NativeScript Angular Mobile Application

Querying for Couchbase Documents in a NativeScript Angular Mobile Application

I recently wrote about using Couchbase as a key-value store in a NativeScript iOS and Android application built with Angular. In this example we saw how to collect user profile information to be saved or loaded from Couchbase on the...

And the #1 Job in America is…

And the #1 Job in America is…

Yesterday CNN announced the best jobs in America. With factors like median pay, job growth opportunity, and quality of life, the Mobile App Developer came in at #1. While this may be somewhat of a surprise given the ephemeral nature...

Building a Google Chrome Extension with Couchbase and Angular 2

Building a Google Chrome Extension with Couchbase and Angular 2

Have you ever used a Chrome extension in your Google Chrome web browser? I personally use a ton of them and some of my favorites include ColorZilla and Google Hangouts. Have you ever wanted to make your own Chrome extension,...

Couchbase Weekly, December 21 2016

Couchbase Weekly, December 21 2016

Learn what’s latest in the Couchbase Community. Let us know if we missed anything at @couchbasedev, @couchbase or #Couchbase. Announcements This Week ​ Kafka Connector 3.0.0 GA released — provides functionality to stream, filter, and transform events from Couchbase Server to Kafka...

Using Couchbase Mobile in a Web Application with only Angular 2 and PouchDB

Using Couchbase Mobile in a Web Application with only Angular 2 and PouchDB

Last year I wrote an article that explained how to synchronize between platforms and Couchbase with only AngularJS and PouchDB. Back then AngularJS was booming and probably my favorite framework of all time. A year later AngularJS is still around,...

Kubernetes Cluster on Azure and Expose Couchbase Service

Kubernetes Cluster on Azure and Expose Couchbase Service

This blog is part of a multi-part blog series that shows how to run your applications on Kubernetes. It will use the Couchbase, an open source NoSQL distributed document database, as the  Docker container. Part 1 explained how to start Kubernetes cluster using Vagrant...

Couchbase Mobile at Xamarin Evolve

Couchbase Mobile at Xamarin Evolve

Couchbase Mobile will be at Xamarin Evolve 2016! Couchbase Mobile comes with three components: Couchbase Lite – A fully functional, on-device, lightweight, native, embedded NoSQL database. Sync Gateway – Everything you need to securely sync on-device Couchbase Lite with Couchbase Server in the...

Using Couchbase Server and Couchbase Mobile in the Same Project with Node.js

Using Couchbase Server and Couchbase Mobile in the Same Project with Node.js

Building web applications and mobile applications that share the same data is often thought of as a challenging task. How do you design your web application to fit with your mobile application and visa-versa? What happens when you want to...

Getting Comfortable with Couchbase Mobile: Couchbase Server via the Command Line

Getting Comfortable with Couchbase Mobile: Couchbase Server via the Command Line

Introduction This will be the third post in a series about the Couchbase Mobile stack. You can find the first and second posts here and here, respectively. They cover installing Couchbase Server and some interesting bits of Couchbase Web Console. In this post we’ll talk about working with...