ASP.NET with Couchbase: Getting Started
This is a repost that originally appeared on the Couchbase Blog: ASP.NET with Couchbase: Getting Started.
ASP.NET is the development platform that most Microsoft developers use. At the Couchbase Connect Silicon Valley 2017 conference, I spoke to some .NET developers in a workshop. I asked them what type of content they’d like to see me create that would be most useful for them. The answer was: videos on getting started.
ASP.NET Tools to Get Started
The below video takes you from having no code to having an HTTP-based REST API that uses Couchbase Server, built with ASP.NET.
The video uses the following tools:
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Couchbase Server 5.0 Community Edition (Enterprise Edition will also work just fine)
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ASP.NET (not ASP.NET Core, that’s coming in a later video)
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Swagger (provided by Swashbuckle)
Getting Started Video
In the video, I briefly gloss over Scan Consistency. For more details on that, check out the Scan Consistency documentation or read a blog post that I wrote introducing AtPlus, which also covers the other types of Scan Consistency.
Summary
This video gives you the absolute minimum to get started with Couchbase by walking you through a simple CRUD application. Stay tuned for a similar video on getting started with ASP.NET Core.
If you have any questions, please leave a comment. Or, you can always ask me questions on Twitter @mgroves.
