Learn how to take your key-value NativeScript with Couchbase application by adding MapReduce view queries for querying data based on document properties.
Learn how to perform key-value operations in Couchbase Mobile within a NativeScript Android and iOS application built with Angular.
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,...
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...
The blog covers learning the basics of Couchbase Lite indexing. AKA Views. It also explains how to do simple views, how to run queries.
Almost any app out there needs to display a list of information and when it comes to reloading data, users are expecting the pull to refresh feature to be available. Let’s explore how to do that with Sync Gateway and...
This post focuses on creation of a Node.js application that used both the Couchbase Server Node.js SDK and Couchbase Sync Gateway.
Photo courtesy of Wesley Fryer with permission under license CC BY-SA 2.0 tl;dr Couchbase Mobile is easy to use, works completely standalone, yet provides enterprise-class scaling when you need it. You should try it. In the beginning This will...
This blog covers how to create a cross-platform iOS and Android hybrid mobile application with Ionic 2 that uses Couchbase Mobile.
Last week we hosted the first gathering of the Bay Area Android Meetup group to take place on the Peninsula in a while. We had two great speakers, Martin Bonnin and Tony Constantinides. Martin talked about the history of video...
This post belongs to a series about the "Couchbase Mobile stack". In this post we’ll talk about working with Couchbase Server from the command line.
This post belongs to Couchbase Mobile stack. It covers installing Couchbase Server and also a part of Couchbase Web Console (CWC).
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