When it comes to keeping up with documentation, caution is the best approach. Find out how we use an incremental release model here at Couchbase.

I wanted to give a shout out for the Cleveland Java Users Group for hosting me and organizing a meetup despite very little notice. The healthy interaction in the group seems reflective of the sentiment of the larger Java community in...

NHibernate has long supported the notion of a 2nd level caches, where query results are saved to an out-of-process cache for faster retrieval.  The NHContrib project owns these caches, which include ASP.NET HttpCache, Velocity (AppFabric) and Memcached.  That last cache...

If you’re an ASP.NET developer, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of the ELMAH project.  In case you haven’t, ELMAH (Error Logging Modules and Handlers) is a series of HTTP modules and an HTTP handler that may be added to...

As was reiterated in a recent post by A Main Hobbies CEO Kendall Bennett, Couchbase is a great solution for improving the performance of your ASP.NET applications.  Beyond offering sub-millisecond CRUD operations for your application’s persistence  needs, Couchbase also offers...

On Tuesday night, Rags and I had the opportunity to speak at the Boston Tech Meetup.  First, I want to thank Justin, Alex and Matt from the organizing team for setting up this Meetup. We presented an introduction to both...

I've been working on making it easier for developers to compile and install Membase, and today I learned some more automake magic. I'm one of those developers who don't want to spend a lot of time working on the build...

[This post also appears on Dustin’s github blog.] I’ve been wanting to describe some of my work with using R to help me understand data I’m collecting in Couchbase Server† because I find it quite interesting, useful and easy. However,...