Couchbase recently conducted various activities, including a hangout session where Matthew, Phil, and Michael introduced the 2.0 SDKs, emphasizing the Java and NodeJS versions. Phil also presented at the Cologne NoSQL meet-up about developing a NodeJS game with Couchbase. Additionally, there is an initiative called Couchdoop aimed at creating an alternative Hadoop connector for Couchbase and efforts to run Couchbase Lite on a Raspberry Pi using a JRuby app. Upcoming events include the Couchbase Connect conference in San Francisco from October 6th-9th and a Dublin NoSQL meet-up on July 14th, where Couchbase Mobile will be demonstrated on various devices. Couchbase is hiring, particularly seeking Developer Advocates in Berlin, Tel Aviv, Seattle, the Bay Area, and a .NET specialist, reflecting its status as a rapidly growing NoSQL company.