Results for: Golang

Couchbase and the Document-Oriented NoSQL Database

Couchbase and the Document-Oriented NoSQL Database

As a developer advocate at Couchbase, I often travel around and meet people who either have no idea what NoSQL is, or more importantly what Couchbase is. For the people who are already familiar with NoSQL, Couchbase often gets compared...

Couchbase Developer Release – What’s new for FTS?

Couchbase Developer Release – What’s new for FTS?

Couchbase FTS is our new Fulltext Index and Query engine. We previously introduced it last year, I invite you to read this post and the reference documentation for a better understanding of what it can do for you. If you...

Create a RESTful URL Shortener with Couchbase and Go

Create a RESTful URL Shortener with Couchbase and Go

Previously I wrote about creating a URL shortener using Node.js and N1QL, but I figured it would be useful to demonstrate the same in my other favorite programming language, Golang. In this video tutorial we’ll see how to create a...

Create a URL Shortener with Node.js and Couchbase using N1QL

Create a URL Shortener with Node.js and Couchbase using N1QL

With the boom of Twitter, SMS text messages, and other forms of short message interactions, there has been a boom in URL shortening services. For example, you can use TinyURL, Bitly, Owly, and so many others. The purpose here is...

Faster Search, Sorting, Mapping by Keys: FTS Enhancements in Couchbase Server 4.6

Faster Search, Sorting, Mapping by Keys: FTS Enhancements in Couchbase Server 4.6

Today we’re pleased to announce significant improvements in Full-Text Search (FTS) in Couchbase Server 4.6.  This blog describes what’s new for search in 4.6: Performance Improvements Index Type Mapping By Key Custom Sorting Couchbase Server FTS runs seamlessly across your cluster...

Using Full Text Search (FTS) in Couchbase with the Node.js SDK

Using Full Text Search (FTS) in Couchbase with the Node.js SDK

When I develop applications I always find myself running into a scenario where I need to search for a particular set of text within a chunk of data. I, like many others, often find myself taking the easy way out...