CouchDB is one of those databases that is super simple to get started with and then has its not so obvious “tricks” how to accomplish things that might have felt super natural in another DB. Now, first lets pause right here and think of what I just said: > …might have felt super natural in anoth…
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Just started evaluating Aerospike [http://www.aerospike.com] as a potential key-value store. So far I really like the experience and the product. How-ever, as a C# developer, life could be a bit happier with some small adjustments from Aerospike. Let me pinpoint the ones I stumbled upon during my fi…
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Remarkable. If you just create a new ASP.Net MVC 5 project, it comes with Bootstrap [http://getbootstrap.com/] enabled. If you have selected to include scaffolded code for Individual user accounts, you also get e.g. a log in form generated for you. Now, just click the Log in button and look at the…
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What if the application you built was not made up of markup with the purpose of explicitly creating controls? What if your application instead was made up of data-islands/data-providers with meta-data instructing the browser about what kind of service and data you offer? In the case of accepting inp…
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Recently I went to a Meetup organized by Neo4j [http://neo4j.com/]. During the Meetup they provided us with a free paperback version of the book: Graph Databases by Ian Robinson, Ian Webber and Emil Eifrem [http://graphdatabases.com/]. It’s a good book and I highly appreciate it while approaching th…
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