MyCouch [https://github.com/danielwertheim/mycouch] is the asynchronous .Net client for CouchDb. It’s currently in version 0.13.1 and many of the latest releases has been more about changes to the API than bringing in new features. This does of course make it harder for early adopters to consume. Ho…
Daniel Wertheim
In CouchDb there’s a way to subscribe to all changes that occur in a certain database. You can consume it in various ways: polling | long polling | continuous | event source (read more here [http://docs.couchdb.org/en/latest/changes.html]). This post will show you how-to consume the continuous feed.…
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
Recently I started a new open source project called MyCouch [http://github.com/danielwertheim/mycouch]. It’s a simple async CouchDB client for .Net. It’s based on top of the async HttpClient found in .Net 4.5, but thanks to Microsoft’s portable class libraries (PCL) found on NuGet, there’s now also…
Daniel Wertheim
This will show you how easy it is to get CouchDb up and running on a Windows machine. I will show you how to use the builtin admin tool to secure the server as well as the database that we will create. I will then show you how easy it is to interact with it using a C# client called, MyCouch [https:/…
Daniel Wertheim