Results for: Node.js
Making a Game API Server Using Node.js: Revisited
A few years ago, Brett Lawson made a great blog series on using Couchbase Server and Node.js for the development a game server framework. Since then, the Node.js SDK for Couchbase has grown significantly from version 1.x to 2.x. In...
Nic Raboy, Developer Advocate, Couchbase
July 16, 2015
Node.js ODM for Couchbase (Ottoman)
A few months back, I was talking with some of the users of our Node.js client and heard a fairly standard opinion that people were looking for some method to simplify their life further when using Couchbase from Node.js. One...
Brett Lawson, Principal Software Engineer, Couchbase
July 14, 2015
Pure Storage, Couchbase, and Node.js User Profile Store
There is a lot of buzz around enterprise class storage, lately. Pure Storage, a recognized leader in the space, recently gave us the opportunity to deploy Couchbase in one of their lab environments. The 8 node cluster was easily able...
Todd Greenstein
December 24, 2014
Game Servers and Couchbase with Node.js – Part 3
In this part of the series, we will be setting up a game data storage system to allow you to store player game state over the course of their enjoyment of your game. To do this, we are going to...
Brett Lawson, Principal Software Engineer, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
Game Servers and Couchbase with Node.js – Part 2
In this part of the series, we will be implementing session management and authenticated endpoints (endpoints that require you to be logged in). Lets get started! If you have yet to read Part 1 of this series, I suggest you...
Brett Lawson, Principal Software Engineer, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
Game Servers and Couchbase with Node.js – Part 1
It seems these days that almost every game studio has been working on networked games where players can interact and co-operate with their friends and other players around the world. Considering my previous experience building such servers and that Couchbase...
Brett Lawson, Principal Software Engineer, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
Node.js and N1QL
So, recently I added support to our Node.js client for executing N1QL queries against your cluster, providing you are running an instance of the N1QL engine (to get a hold of the updated version of the Node.js client with this...
Brett Lawson, Principal Software Engineer, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
Node.JS SDK 2.0.0-beta Released!
We’ve just released a shiney new version of our Node.js SDK, now in Beta. This release reflects a significant amount of change from our previous SDK releases, including a brand new API which should be far easier to get started...
Brett Lawson, Principal Software Engineer, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
Node.js SDK 2.0.0 Developer Preview
In addition to the recent SDKs releases, I am also glad to announce the release of a newly minted Node.js SDK as well! This new major version of the Node.js SDK introduces a number of new features and bug fixes...
Brett Lawson, Principal Software Engineer, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
5 Cool Things I Learned in My First Month at Couchbase
Starting a new job is always a little bit nerve wracking. Will I fit in? Will my coworkers like me? What is the culture like? I don’t think this feeling ever goes away no matter if you are new in...
Caroline Kerns
April 4, 2024
Couchbase Capella iQ is Now Generally Available
We’re excited to announce the general availability of Capella iQ, our AI coding assistant for developers. iQ allows developers to interact with the Couchbase database platform using natural language conversation, making database interactions more intuitive, efficient, and accessible. Developers can...
Tim Rottach, Director of Product Line Marketing
January 30, 2024
A Guide to Backend Databases
The backend is the part of an application responsible for storing and processing data. It’s the opposite of the front end, the part of the application that users interact with. The backend typically comprises servers, application programming interfaces (APIs), and...
Couchbase Product Marketing
September 7, 2023