In this post, I'll show you a method of doing full end-to-end tests with RavenDB and my favorite web service framework ServiceStack.

RavenDB allows you to save typeless documents into a data store, but the only way to query them is by indexes that are built with Lucene.Net. I found myself in need of an Alphanumeric analyzer; this analyzer is similar to the SimpleAnalyzer, but still respects numeric values. Fortunately Lucene.Net'...

On this episode of Herding Code, the guys catch up with Oren Eini on RavenDB.

Hi, a few days ago I published an article showing how you can easily use MongoDB under C#. In this article I mainly plan to show the same operations or features, but using RavenDB. As this database is built in C# it will be easier to integrate it a native C# client. Besides both databases have very ...

I never stub or mock the database when I'm using RavenDB. Generally, I use an embeddable documentstore running in memory, and initialize a new instance on every test. However, I like to run some stress tests against a real instance, and here I found myself wanting to wipe clean the state of previous...

Introducing RavenDB: Welcome to the world of NoSQL . A look at RavenDB and .NET

Proof of concept project to see if it's possible to make a dynamic API for RavenDB. i.e: session.posts.insert(new { name = "Hello World" }, 1);

Ayende reviews the Dinner Party project, a port of the famous ASP.Net MVC project Nerd Dinner. Dinner Party is built on the Nancy framework, rather than MVC, and uses RavenDB as a backend. Ayende takes us through the interesting bits of the project.

I’m putting together a pretty sweet little application. It does some basic things that are slowly but surely expanding to cover some interesting distributed cloud computing business cases. But today I’m going to dive into my Raven DB experience. The idea is that Raven DB will act as the data reposit...