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Don't hold back your Ruby

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In the first article [https://www.owenconvey.com/dont-hold-back-your-programming/] of this series we looked at general must read programming books and in the second [https://www.owenconvey.com/dont-hold-back-your-java/] we took a look at the Java world. Now to step up to the plate is one of my favourite

Don't hold back your programming

When people ask how to improve their programming skills invariably they are told to write more code, to dive into open source projects or to build a replica of a well known piece of functionality. All of those tips are great but at the same time they can reinforce bad

4 Ways to make Couchbase do the hard work: Part IV

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In part 3 [https://www.owenconvey.com/4-ways-to-make-couchbase-do-the-hard-work-part-iii/] of this series we looked at compound keys in more detail and also into persisting view data. Today we are going to look at what to do when Couchbase's query model can't fulfill what you need! (Or

4 Ways to make Couchbase do the hard work: Part III

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In part 2 [https://www.owenconvey.com/4-ways-to-make-couchbase-do-the-hard-work-part-ii/] of this series we looked at using compound keys for more advanced querying, today we are going to modify our data set slightly so we can explore other querying methods. Our new documents are going to look like this: All that

4 Ways to make Couchbase do the hard work: Part II

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Basic analytics on our data set In part one of the series here [https://www.owenconvey.com/4-ways-to-make-couchbase-do-the-hard-work-part-i/] we covered setting up our Couchbase node and populating it with a sample of documents. As a quick refresher here is what one of our sample documents looks like. The query

4 Ways to make Couchbase do the hard work: Part I

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Let's see those new users! Views are the Couchbase way of generating indices so that you can query your data on attributes other than the document key. In this article we are going to explore the Map Reduce system of Couchbase to allow you to access your