Couchbase Tutorials

An in-depth walkthrough of the Couchbase Mobile capabilities on iOS, Android and .NET (UWP and Xamarin) platforms. At the end of this multi-part tutorial, you should have a good understanding of how to architect a solution using Couchbase Mobile, including data modeling, sync, access control, channels, database CRUD and the query API in Couchbase Mobile.

An in-depth tutorial that demonstrates how to use Couchbase Server for session storage. You will learn how to read, write session data and query session data with N1QL for business insights.

The series of tutorials demonstrates the core capabilities of Couchbase Mobile with an iOS app:

The series of tutorials demonstrates the core capabilities of Couchbase Mobile with a Xamarin app:

This tutorial discusses how you can use iOS Background App Refresh capability to sync data when in the background.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Couchbase Lite in a Cordova plugin for an Ionic project targeting iOS and Android. The user Interface is written in JavaScript while the business logic and data model is written in native Swift/Java.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Couchbase Lite in a React Native project for iOS and Android. The user Interface is written in JavaScript while the business logic and data model is written in native Swift/Java.

This tutorial will demonstrate how you can use Couchbase Lite as a data source for Recycler Views in your Android application.

An comprehensive tutorial that demonstrates how to use Couchbase Server, Spring Data, Full-Text Search and Cross Data Center Replication (XDCR) to build a production-grade User Profile Store micro-service.

A Xcode Playground to demonstrate and explore the Query interface in Couchbase Lite 2.0. While the playground demonstrates the queries in swift, given the unified nature of the QueryBuilder API, you should be able to easily translate the queries to any of the other platform languages supported on Couchbase Lite.

Spring Data provides an easy programming model for data access in both relational and non-relational databases. It became very popular among Java/JVM developers because of the small learning curve and low codebase.

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