Couchbase .NET SDK 2.0 Developer Preview 3
Blog post from Couchbase
The newly released developer preview, DP3, for Couchbase introduces significant updates with a focus on transforming Couchbase from a key/value store to a document database, which reflects in the revised public API. This update includes methods that now handle document objects instead of key/value pairs, enhancing the ease of use for developers working with JSON documents. Additionally, the CouchbaseCluster instantiation process has been revamped, moving away from a singleton pattern to allow multiple instances, while a new ClusterHelper class serves as a wrapper singleton for those who still require a single instance per AppDomain. The repository has also been relocated from CouchbaseLabs to the official Couchbase GitHub, indicating a more formal adoption of the changes. Although these updates promise improved functionality, the release remains a pre-production version, and feedback is encouraged to refine the final product, with the caution that it should not be used in a production environment due to potential issues in scenarios like failover or rebalance.
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