RavenDB is not only useful when you have a .Net project. When you can send a HTTP-Request you have all you need. The HTTP API provides all of the daily used commands in a web friendly way. There are however some commands that are not fully supported. Should you need them you can always fall …
The four basic operations of persistent storage are CRUD (Create, Read, Update and Delete). With those operations you can manage the full lifecycle of an object from its creation till you destroy it. In RavenDB you can use the .Net Client or the HTTP API. Today we will use C# and a Console Application to …
Refactoring is a technique I often use but know I still have a lot to learn, especially when I see a presentation like Therapeutic Refactoring. So I was very excited when the organizers of the Barcelona Ruby Conference announced the pre-conference workshop “Refactoring Rails Applications” by JumpstartLab. It may sound strange to attend a refactoring …
There are many ways to install RavenDB. Depending on your needs you can run it in the embedded mode, as a standalone server or integrate it into your ASP.Net application. When trying something new I like to start with a known working state. Therefore I recommend using the standalone installation of the RavenDB server for …
RavenDB is a very powerful and capable database that let you store documents. Over the next few weeks I will present you what I like so much about RavenDB, how you can use it and how NoSQL can change the way you think about the persistence layer. This post is part of the RavenDB series. …