Tag: asynchronous
Designing the Couchbase Kotlin API
I’m pleased to announce the GA release of Couchbase Kotlin SDK version 1.0. In truth, I’m over the moon. This project has been a labor of love. After working with Java for decades, I have a new favorite language. In...
David Nault
May 3, 2022
Asynchronously Perform Subdocument Mutations in Couchbase with Golang
Not too long ago I had written about using the Couchbase Server subdocument API with the Go SDK. Doing subdocument operations is incredibly useful if you’d like to change or access a part of a potentially huge NoSQL document. Subdocument...
Nic Raboy, Developer Advocate, Couchbase
September 12, 2017
Using Couchbase Java SDK to write a Vert.x Verticle
In this post we’ll go reactive all the way! Some Couchbase customers use Vert.x, a framework for writing fully asynchronous applications, knowing that the Couchbase Java SDK fits well into this picture, being asynchronous from the ground up and exposing...
Simon Basle, Software Engineer, Pivotal
December 16, 2015
Introducing Couchbase .NET SDK 2.1.0: The asynchronous Couchbase .NET Client!
At long last the Couchbase .NET SDK 2.1.0 GA is available! This release is a minor release for 2.1.0, but it includes support for the Task Asynchrony Pattern (async and await keywords) and non-blocking IO for all Key/Value operations. In...
Jeff Morris, Senior Software Engineer, Couchbase
May 11, 2015