Category: .NET

.NET Core with Visual Studio Code

.NET Core with Visual Studio Code

Jeff Morris already wrote a great blog post to introduce the Couchbase .NET Core SDK, which is now in developer preview. I’m going to show you some of the tooling that I’m using to write .NET Core on Windows: Visual...

November 18, 2016
.NET and Couchbase – October 2016, New York Code Camp (video)

.NET and Couchbase – October 2016, New York Code Camp (video)

I was a speaker at the Code Camp NYC conference on October 8, 2016. My topic was Full Stack Development with .NET and NoSQL. The organizers and venue allowed me to record the session, and so I’ve posted it on...

November 16, 2016
Docker and ASP.NET Core with Couchbase Server

Docker and ASP.NET Core with Couchbase Server

In many of my blog posts and samples, I use a single Couchbase Server node. I do this because it’s easy, and much of what I demonstrate can be done with a single node. However, Couchbase Server is typically run...

November 14, 2016
Couchbase .NET SDK 2.3.9 Now Available!

Couchbase .NET SDK 2.3.9 Now Available!

Today we're releasing version 2.3.9 of the Couchbase .NET SDK. In this release we have a mixture of new features and bug fixes; including Data Structure API, Cluster Level Authentication and Cluster Level Query support. Also, in case you missed...

November 4, 2016
Introducing Couchbase .NET SDK Core 2.4.0 DP1!

Introducing Couchbase .NET SDK Core 2.4.0 DP1!

The new “hotness” in the Microsoft .NET world is .NET Core Framework: an open source, cross platform (OSX, Linux, and Windows) implementation of the .NET framework. In an effort to provide the very best developer environment, today Couchbase is releasing...

Using Couchbase to Store Non-JSON Data

Using Couchbase to Store Non-JSON Data

I believe most of the power of Couchbase Server comes when you use it as a document database to store JSON documents. You get to use N1QL, for instance! However, there are some times when you need Couchbase to store...

October 7, 2016
Upcoming #Couchbase Events in Austin, Houston and New York City

Upcoming #Couchbase Events in Austin, Houston and New York City

I’m going to be in New York on October 8th and Texas from October 10th to October 13th. If you’re in any of those areas and interested in NoSQL and Couchbase, now is a good chance to attend some sessions, visit...

October 4, 2016
Chicago User Group Visits – September 2016 (Videos)

Chicago User Group Visits – September 2016 (Videos)

I spent nearly a week in Chicago, visiting three user groups, appearing on a video podcast, and talking to everyone who would listen about Couchbase. Something happened at the Chicago .NET Developers Downtown user group that I have never seen...

September 23, 2016
Couchbase Node.js, Golang, Java and .NET Developer Webinars

Couchbase Node.js, Golang, Java and .NET Developer Webinars

I am pleased to announce that a collection of Couchbase developer webinars have been released to the public.  These webinars cover the construction of an issue tracking application built with various programming languages in combination with Couchbase Server. Learn how...

.NET and Couchbase – August 2016, Dayton Ohio (video)

.NET and Couchbase – August 2016, Dayton Ohio (video)

I was a guest speaker at the Dayton .NET Developers Group on August 24, 2016. My topic was Full Stack Development with .NET and NoSQL. The group and venue kindly allowed me to record the session, and so I’ve posted...

September 16, 2016
Upcoming #Couchbase Events in Chicago

Upcoming #Couchbase Events in Chicago

I’m going to be in Chicago for most of next week. If you’re in Chicago and interested in NoSQL and Couchbase, now is a good chance to attend some sessions, visit some great user groups, and ask me questions in-person....

August 30, 2016
Couchbase .NET SDK 2.3.5 Now Available!

Couchbase .NET SDK 2.3.5 Now Available!

Couchbase .NET SDK 2.3.5 Now Available! Today we are releasing Couchbase .NET SDK 2.3.5 another bug-fix/maintenance release. In this we release we added a new, improved security model for passing credentials to the server: SCRAM-SHA1. We also added a few...