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The Couchbase SDK is available through your favorite build, tooling, and development environment. All Couchbase libraries can be easily downloaded through the packaged management utilities (Maven for Java and Scala, Nuget for .NET, NPM for Node.js, PIP for Python, and more). Check out the documentation to learn how to access and start using the Couchbase SDK today.
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All Couchbase services are exposed through the SDK. Whether you are writing key-value applications or accessing the latest in N1QL and Full-Text Search – interfaces are available to get you started quickly. Connections to the Couchbase cluster are managed with ease as a single connection allows seamless access to all services.
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We are committed to supporting and developing powerful frameworks to help you take development to the next level. At present, we have very tight integration with the Spring Data platform, .NET LINQ, and we are also developing our own Ottoman Node.js ODM and adding .NET Entity Framework support. Get started quickly and stay tuned for new frameworks in the future.
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Enterprise users can rest easy knowing that a professional support and engineering system keeps the Couchbase developer tools and SDK up to date. Customers can file support tickets for specific SDK issues they encounter and have their problems solved swiftly.
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All SDK languages are built to support the same Couchbase services and use similar syntax in their APIs.
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Couchbase SDK documentation includes code examples for every language that is supported.
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The Couchbase SDK supports Java, .NET, Node.js, PHP, Go, Python, and C. Access the libraries using standard package managers.
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Arrays in JSON: Modeling, Querying and Indexing Performance
Array is THE difference between the relational model and the JSON model. — Gerald Sangudi Abstract JSON array gives you flexibility in the type of elements, number of elements, size of the elements, and the depth of the elements. This […]
Array is THE difference between the relational model and the JSON model. — Gerald Sangudi Abstract JSON array gives you flexibility in the type of elements, number of elements, size of the elements, and the depth of the elements. This […]
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Virtual NoSQL Summit on August 11 – Pacific Time
Join our Couchbase Virtual NoSQL Summit on Tuesday, August 11. This FREE daylong event will feature a combination of hands-on labs and technical presentations designed to help you tap the full potential of your NoSQL database. We’ll take a set of real-world requirements and guide your journey as you select the right database components and design your solution.
Join our Couchbase Virtual NoSQL Summit on Tuesday, August 11. This FREE daylong event will feature a combination of hands-on labs and technical presentations designed to help you tap the full potential of your NoSQL database. We’ll take a set of real-world requirements and guide your journey as you select the right database components and design your solution.
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Couchbase Cloud™ Debuts on Amazon Web Services, Gives Customers Complete Control of Costs and Clusters to Thrive in an Evolving Economy
Fully managed Couchbase Server DBaaS allows customers to pay for only what they need with the highest performing, lowest TCO solution on the market
Fully managed Couchbase Server DBaaS allows customers to pay for only what they need with the highest performing, lowest TCO solution on the market
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