How we can leverage FakeIt + Couchbase Server + Sync Gateway to get our local environment up and running for mobile development. We will be doing this by using Docker and docker-compose.
This post looks discusses data replication/synchronization using Couchbase Sync Gateway across devices with Couchbase Lite embedded NoSQL Database
Couchbase recently released the 1.4 version of the Couchbase Mobile stack. 1.4 includes the first release of Sync Gateway Accelerator into general availability. This short video describes some of the technical details of the new features. Mostly it focuses on...
Introduction The Couchbase Mobile Sync Gateway changes feed provides a way to monitor events in a mobile deployment. The feed makes it feasible to write sophisticated business logic. I wrote a tool to help examine and understand the feed. You...
This blog focuses on the announcement of Couchbase Mobile 1.4 which makes it easy to scale to millions of devices and users. Check out the webinar link.
The Couchbase Sync Gateway changes feed can be useful for driving various kinds of logic besides replications. To help understand the intricacies of the changes feed, I developed a simple tool. In this blog post I’ll talk about what the...
Explore more about the post "Sync Gateway from the command line". This can be really helpful, both for understanding and for testing/debugging.
Check out the podcast NoSQL to know about the value of using NoSQL in mobile applications, and why Couchbase Mobile is a solid solution for the job.
The Dropbox Datastore and Sync APIs were recently deprecated. Last week, Chris Anderson wrote a blog post on why you should choose open source projects to solve this really challenging problem. Now it’s time to code! We will start with the...
This article shows how to use the Swagger Node.js client. Learn how to build a super simple app that monitors changes in documents in Couchbase.
Visit the fourth post about the Couchbase Mobile stack - how to install Sync gateway step by step and run everything on one machine.
Over the past few days we’ve been exploring how to create a simple Android and iOS application using NativeScript, Angular and Couchbase. First we saw how to use Couchbase for basic key-value operations and then we saw how to query...