Tag: extensions

Couchbase Visual Studio Code Plugin: Supercharge Your Development

Couchbase Visual Studio Code Plugin: Supercharge Your Development

Couchbase is a leading NoSQL database that offers high performance, scalability, and flexibility for modern applications. Whether you’re building a web app, mobile app, or any other software that relies on fast and efficient data storage, Couchbase has you covered....

Aayush Tyagi October 13, 2023
Extending .NET Caching Provider for Collections

Extending .NET Caching Provider for Collections

To help .NET developers better use Couchbase in their applications, there is a collection of community-supported Couchbase Extensions. These include extensions for caching, session, multiop, compression, and locking. And there are some officially supported extensions for dependency injection, open telemetry,...

Matthew Groves April 11, 2023
Distributed session management with ASP.NET Core and Couchbase

Distributed session management with ASP.NET Core and Couchbase

Distributed session is a way for you to store your session state outside of your ASP.NET Core application. Using Couchbase to store session state can help you when you need to scale your web site, especially if you don’t want...

Matthew Groves September 20, 2017
Dependency Injection with ASP.NET Core and Couchbase

Dependency Injection with ASP.NET Core and Couchbase

Dependency Injection is a design pattern that makes coding easier. It saves you the hassle of instantiating objects with complex dependencies, and it makes it easier for you to write tests. With the Couchbase.Extensions.DependencyInjection library (GitHub), you can use Couchbase...

Matthew Groves September 8, 2017
Distributed caching with ASP.NET Core and Couchbase

Distributed caching with ASP.NET Core and Couchbase

Distributed caching can help to improve performance of an ASP.NET Core application. This is especially true for an ASP.NET application that’s deployed to a server farm or scalable cloud environment. Using Couchbase Server for caching is one of the many...

Matthew Groves September 6, 2017