Results for: Node.js
NoSQL Proof of Concept: Data Creation
Reliable performance at scale is paramount for every data-centric mission critical system. As technology professionals we put a lot of work into providing data platforms that will help ensure successful system deployments. Architecture discussions, concept presentations and product training is a great...
Justin Michaels, Solutions Engineer, Couchbase
December 24, 2014
Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients
Every app will eventually have to deal with an exception – runtime errors occur unexpectedly and your app must know how to deal with them and recover. It’s always good when error handling is transparent to the end-user but at...
Don Pinto, Principal Product Manager, Couchbase
December 18, 2014
Couchbase Labs Expiry Callbacks
TTL’s and Expiry Notification Couchbase includes a TTL (Time To Live) as part of the meta data fields for each document. All of the client SDK’s includes support for setting/querying/touching this value. The value is set as the “number...
Todd Greenstein
December 17, 2014
Couchbase Connect 2014 Keynote Demo Application – How We Did It
Node.js + Couchbase 3.0 + SDK 2.0 + Bootstrap Requirements When it came time to build a product demonstration for the Couchbase Connect Conference the following requirements were established: [1] It must be a live demo, with audience participation —...
Todd Greenstein
December 17, 2014
May 12: The Week in Couchbase NoSQL
Hi all Couchbase readers! It’s been more than a week since the last blog so we have a lot to cover in this one… For those of you that don’t know, every week I dedicate a full blog page to...
Anne Obendorf
December 16, 2014
Introducing libcouchbase 2.4
libcouchbase 2.4.0 is here. It offers large architectural improvements and several new features, improving over previous versions. This blog was originally written for the 2.4.0 DP1 version, it has been modified to reflect the differences between the developer preview and the...
Mark Nunberg, Software Engineer, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
Introducing the Couchbase DOTNET SDK 2.0 Development Blog Series
Hello folks, over the next couple of months we’ll be doing a series of blogs that will follow the development of the Couchbase .NET 2.0 SDK. In this post I will go over the high level architecture, some motivation and...
Jeff Morris, Senior Software Engineer, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
Intro and Couchnode 1.0.0
Hey Everyone! My name is Brett Lawson and I am the new Couchbase Node.js SDK developer. I have worked for Couchbase for about 3 weeks now, but I haven’t had a chance to get a blog out until now. I have...
Brett Lawson, Principal Software Engineer, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
CouchTalk Calling
tldr; The storage part of CouchTalk is easy, just jpeg and wav resources keyed by id. What’s interesting is the application model that assumes sequential keys, allowing the front end to index into the data without issuing any queries. To...
J. Chris Anderson, Co-Founder and Mobile Architect, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
Couchbase Weekly: 2014-08-18
So here is what has been happening in Couchbase recently Couchbase 3.0 Office Hours Matt, Don, Michael and Annie did a great hangout focusing on 3.0, which is out in beta right now and answered questions along the way. require('lx')...
Philipp Fehre
December 16, 2014
Python SDK and Twisted
I'm working on a Twisted interface to the Couchbase client (https://github.com/couchbase/couchbase-python-client). The link there points to the synchronous interface. The experimental twisted branch is at https://github.com/couchbaselabs/couchbase-twisted-client To explain how the Twisted client works, I'll explain a bit about how the...
Mark Nunberg, Software Engineer, Couchbase
December 16, 2014
September 24: The week in Couchbase NoSQL
See what’s coming up at Couchbase in this week’s featured content and upcoming events. FEATURED CONTENT Blog Post of the Week #1 : Sample application – Ruby on Rails and Couchbase-Model for a Social Application! Blog Post of the Week...
The Couchbase Team
December 16, 2014