Category: SQL++ / N1QL Query
Austin User Group Visits – October 2016 (Videos)
I spent nearly a week in Texas, visiting four user groups and talking about Couchbase as much as possible. The first two days of the week I spent in Austin. Here are the videos: Austin .NET User Group – Full...
Matthew Groves
November 29, 2016
.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...
Matthew Groves
November 18, 2016
.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...
Matthew Groves
November 16, 2016
Getting Started with Java and Couchbase
In this quickstart video tutorial you’ll learn how to setup and start building a Java application that communicates with Couchbase Server to save NoSQL JSON data as well as query for it numerous ways. For more information on how to...
Nic Raboy, Developer Advocate, Couchbase
November 15, 2016
Introducing Couchbase Server 4.6.0 Developer Preview
Today, we’re very excited to announce the availability of Couchbase Server 4.6.0 DP. This is an early developer release that comes with some exciting capabilities for cross datacenter replication, security, query, tools, and powerful full text search capability. The Developer...
Developing an API with Golang using Couchbase NoSQL and N1QL
Have you ever wanted to create a RESTful API with Golang, but didn’t know where to start? What do you do about URL routing, data modeling, or even the data layer in general? In this start to finish video tutorial,...
Nic Raboy, Developer Advocate, Couchbase
November 2, 2016
N1QL enhancements in 4.5.1 – Part2
Simplify Transitioning from RDBMS Couchbase Server 4.5.1 release brings multiple functionality, usability and performance improvements in N1QL to address needs of enterprise applications. These enhancements address many of our customer critical issues, and simplify Transitioning from RDBMS. Try Couchbase Server 4.5.1. Its...
The Couchbase Team
October 17, 2016
N1QL enhancements in 4.5.1 – Part1
Couchbase is all about enabling more and more enterprise applications to leverage and adopt NoSQL/JSON data model. N1QL simplifies this transition from traditional Relational databases, and is built with tons of features to achieve best of both worlds. Continuing the...
Prasad Varakur, Principal Product Manager, Couchbase
October 17, 2016
Making most of your Arrays.. with Covering Array Indexes and more..
Hurrah!! We just released Couchbase Server 4.5 which brings a bag full of wonderful features and enhancements. My earlier post Making the most of your arrays… with Array Indexing introduced the Array Indexing functionality. This blog post includes covering array indexes,...
Prasad Varakur, Principal Product Manager, Couchbase
October 11, 2016
Making the most of your Arrays… with N1QL Array Indexing
Couchbase 4.5 is released!! Part2 is a continuation of this blog and it includes covering array indexes, support for more operators such as UNNEST, ALL, ANY AND EVERY etc., Do you have documents with embedded arrays and need an efficient means...
Prasad Varakur, Principal Product Manager, Couchbase
October 11, 2016
Developing an API with Node.js using Couchbase NoSQL and N1QL
Have you ever wanted to create a RESTful API with Node.js, but wasn’t sure where to start? How do you design your endpoints or interact with the data layer? How do you store your data? In this, start to finish,...
Nic Raboy, Developer Advocate, Couchbase
October 5, 2016
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...
Matthew Groves
September 23, 2016