Yesterday I left you with rough code that started a Ratpack server and used a synchronous Couchbase repository, leaving the RxJava part out. I intend to fix that today, and also tell you more about Ratpack. I am not going...
I recently started playing with Ratpack. Â It's a set of Java libraries for buiding modern HTTP applications. To go beyond that simple definition, Ratpack is non-blocking, asynchronous and netty-based. A bit like our Java SDK. So it comes as...
Check out the blog to know how to do Fast and Easy Single Node Configuration with Couchbase Server on Azure and also check the scripts on github.
Building demos, experimenting with prototypes, daily builds, bug verifications, whitebox, blackbox, fuzz, performance, scale and stress testing… I create and destroy quite a few Couchbase Server clusters every day. My go-to cloud these days is Azure, for these experimentations. For...
Batch data manipulation can be super handy for all sorts of operations. Good news is, DML (data manipulation language) in N1QL provides full support for, not just singleton operations, but for powerful bulk/batch data transformation. Here are a few powerful...
Released: Linq2Couchbase v1.1.0 the official Linq provider for Couchbase N1QL! Earlier this week we released v1.1.0 (specifically v1.1.0.2) of Linq2Couchbase, the official Linq Provider for Couchbase Server and N1QL! This release includes new and experimental features as well as bug...
Learn how to create a simple cross platform, native, Android and iOS application. It syncs using NativeScript and the Couchbase Lite plugin.
Spring Boot 1.4.0 MILESTONE 2 is out! This is a good time to tell you about the joint effort between Spring Boot team members and the Couchbase Java SDK team to offer a first class integration of Couchbase into Spring...
See how to create a simple Internet of Things (IoT) project that scans iBeacons and saves the information into Couchbase.
Learn how to use the Tesora DBaaS Platform with Couchbase and Couchbase Enterprise Edition (EE) on OpenStack cloud.
Finally, Couchbase.NET SDK v2.2.7 is releasing today. This release notably contains supports for Index management and adds to the Sub-Document API.
There are many use cases where auto expiry of documents work perfectly. Maintaining session state, shopping carts, price quotes for travel and more. In all these cases, applications using Couchbase Server, set the expiry time to seconds, minutes or hours...
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