Introduction to Ottoman with Couchbase
Ottoman is an Object Data Modeler (ODM) for Couchbase’s Node.js SDK providing JSON schema and validation for NoSQL. Why Use an ODM for Couchbase With Ottoman, you declare schema in your code. Although Couchbase has no schema enforcement for your...
A JSON Data Modeling Guide
When starting to learn about document databases, it’s nice to have a grip on JSON data modeling best practices. This will help you navigate the space and topics easier having an expanded vocabulary on the subject. Experience with a traditional...
Learn NoSQL with Couchbase Playground
We are going to preview Couchbase Playground Beta, an experimental project from Couchbase. With this tool, we can help developers learn NoSQL for free and play with Couchbase and SDKs (the SDK is just one of the features) like Java,...
FTS Flex Index vs GSI Indexes in Couchbase Server 6.6
In this article, we will touch on some practical examples starting with N1QL queries using GSI Indexes and simulate a dataset that over time grows not just with document size, but the actual document structure growing as well. Couchbase Server makes flexible...
Fullstack React and GraphQL : Apollo Client
The third of three articles focused on building Fullstack React and GraphQL with the Apollo GraphQL Client. Setting up a NoSQL Couchbase Server (Part 1) Building an Express-GraphQL API (Part 2) Create Apollo GraphQL Client in React (Part 3) Final...
Fullstack React and GraphQL : Express Server
The second of three articles focused on building Fullstack React and GraphQL with Express and Couchbase Server. Setting up a NoSQL Couchbase Server (Part 1) Building an Express-GraphQL API (Part 2) Create Apollo GraphQL Client in React (Part 3) Final...
Fullstack React and GraphQL : Couchbase
First of three articles focused on building Fullstack with React and GraphQL with Express and Couchbase Server. Setting up a NoSQL Couchbase Server (Part 1) Building an Express-GraphQL API (Part 2) Create Apollo GraphQL Client in React (Part 3) Final...
Create a Continuous Deployment Pipeline with Node.js and Jenkins
We’re going to see how you can easily get started with Jenkins and Node.js can be made to work together to enable continuous deployment based on changes made to a GitHub repository.