Just read a nice blog post at Cloudant regarding the CAP Theorem, by Max Thayer [https://twitter.com/garbados]. You can read it here [https://cloudant.com/blog/the-cap-theorem/]. It’s, short, simple and informative and provides links to research done in the area. I highly recommend this post. I’ve…
Daniel Wertheim
As you probably know, I’ve recently started to write on a new OSS project, MyCouch – the async .Net client for .Net [https://github.com/danielwertheim/MyCouch/wiki]. It’s still quite young and was recently only targeting .Net4.5 and its async HTTPClient. But thanks to excellent work of Microsoft,…
Daniel Wertheim
I just took MyCouch [http://www.github.com/danielwertheim/mycouch] – the .Net client for CouchDb for a spin with Cloudant [http://www.cloudant.com]. My findings? It was super easy to get started with a multi tenant account at Cloudant. You could probably do it under 5 min. Let me take you through so…
Daniel Wertheim
Not to long ago I wrote this post: “Why I gave up on NUnit and not went with something cool like XUnit [https://danielwertheim.se/why-i-gave-up-on-nunit-and-not-went-with-something-cool-like-xunit/] ” In that post I wrote: > I’m guessing though, that this will come back and bite me, and you wil…
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I’ve been spending some time lately “converting” a lib from .Net4.5 to .Net4.0 and WinRT. Unfortunately I could not use portable class libraries (PCL) but that’s another story. When converting the code, I ran into problems with using NUnit for running my tests in the WinRT class libraries: > The…
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