Podcasts

In this episode, Oren Eini joined to talk about RavenDB, the inspiration for it, how he wrote it to solve a number of problems that he was having with real projects, and the fact that he built it using the pre-release versions of .NET Core

Part 11 of Coding After Work’s new project “NextTechEvent”, a site that will help speakers, organizers, and attendees find their next tech event. They will use Blazor Server, RavenDB, and GitHub. In this stream, they add search functionality using RavenDB by adding an index. Searching for name, country, location, city, and tags or a combination of them.

Dejan Milicic from RavenDB.net joins the next episode of The DevLab Podcast, and we were in for one heck of an episode. If you’re interested in Developer Advocacy, or just interested in how to have longevity in your tech career – this episode is for you!

In this episode, we will be learning more about the NoSQL Database, Raven DB, and why you should consider using it in your applications. Raven DB is written in C# .NET, so we explored what that means and the lessons Oren learned along the way.

Wesley Reisz talks to Oren Eini aka Ayende about the history of RavenDB. RavenDB is a fully transactional #NoSQL Document #database that implements both CP and AP guarantees at different times.

Javascript Jabber hosts Charles Max Wood, AJ ONeal & Steve Edwards ask the boldest questions about RavenDB and Dejan Miličić answers them for you.

Get the latest news on RavenDB before everyone else: Corax replacing Lucene.com, Sharding coming, RavenDB’s latest key feature, and a lot more.

Listen to Dejan Miličić’s talk with Coding After Work about why boring is good when it comes to databases, and how RavenDB does its best to avoid problems and stay out of your way

RavenDB expert Dejan Miličić was recently interviewed on the balta.io YouTube channel. He spoke about Domain Modeling and Data Persistency, and explained how RavenDB’s document model solves the problem of impedance mismatch.

In this talk, Oren Eini, founder of RavenDB, is going to take apart a database engine on stage. We are going to inspect all the different pieces that make for an industrial-grade database.

In this session, we will step back from DSLs like Gherkin and show that BDD in its essence is about a mental approach to writing software based on a specification that describes business scenarios.

In this session, Oren Eini discusses the changes made to RavenDB (a document database) when moving from classic .NET to .NET Core and the performance improvement that resulted.

In this talk, Oren Eini, founder of the RavenDB NoSQL database, speaks about how you can design and architect software systems that can easily scale to stupendous sizes, without causing either headache or pinching your wallet.

In this episode, Oren Eini takes you back to where it all started. The struggle, the reasoning behind it, and the solution; RavenDB. You’ll also get to hear some stories about when to use document databases and not.

In this session, we’ll talk about how we were able to take a 5+ year old codebase and get the performance up, and up, and up. Oren will discuss what was broken and how it was fixed, and what were the key steps that gave us a significant boost in overall performance.

Oren Eini aka Ayende Rahien talks with The 6 Figure Developer about the very beginnings of his NoSQL database solution, RavenDB.

In this podcast, Eliot talks databases with RavenDB to understand how they built their world-leading NoSQL solution, capable of handling a million reads per second.

This session introduces how RavenDB supports a lot of architectural techniques around CQRS implementation using MediatR, BDD, Authorization/Authentication. Dejan Milicic shows how you can build a clean code, make the best choices and pick the right technologies.

In this event, we are going to get our hands dirty and write some CRUDs with .NET and C# using RavenDB as a data source.

In this episode of Coffee with Pros the special guest is Oren Eini, the CEO of RavenDB.

In this talk, Oren Eini, founder of RavenDB, is going to take apart a database engine on stage.

In this episode, panelists Brian Love, Jennifer Wadella, and Aaron Frost welcome Oren Eini, founder of RavenDB, to the Angular Show. Oren teaches about some of the key decisions around structured vs unstructured databases (or SQL vs NoSQL in hipster developer parlance).

In this session, Oren Eini discusses a different approach for security. One that assumes that the security of the system depends on how usable it is. Designing for the user experience of a secured system means that we make the user fall into the pit of (secured) success.

Live talk between Dejan Milicic and Andre Baltieri on Getting Started with RavenDB.

RavenDB is delivering great and modern mechanisms to deal with and work with data. In this session, Dejan Milicic shows you the features which never were presented before and you didn’t know yet.

Live talk between Rodrigo Branas and RavenDB CEO Oren Eini.

Ayende is a very known person in the IT industry due to his contribution to NHibernate and for building the RavenDB NoSQL database.

Oren Eini talks about the kind of features that make RavenDB a grownup database.

Jorge Maia talks to Oren Eini about IoT and how RavenDB can handle the workload of our generation.

TalkScript podcast interviews RavenDB Developer Marcin Lewandowski.

Talking all the new features in RavenDB 5.0 with CEO and MVP Developer Oren Eini.

Talk about various aspects of being in the Building a business around open source software, working in distributed teams, growing a company from 1 employee to 30+, non-technical details that are important to understand to run a company.

Defining and meeting quality attributes, as well as respecting restrictions, is fundamental for the correct definition of a good software architecture. Often, decisions will involve resolving trade-offs.

In this session, Oren Eini discusses modeling techniques in a non-relational system, how to take advantage of the database’s capabilities and get the most out of it for your system.

Oren just goes into this overview of the evolution of the PC, it’s really cool and it really sets the stage for having you think, how many times is my application making my hard drive spin and could it and should it be spinning much less with a better meta data dictionary and maybe there’s something to this million little databases…

Hundreds of Application Developers ask us all the time: How does RavenDB compare to MongoDB where it counts? In Performance, Cost, and Complexity?

Oren Eini takes a deep dive with Jeffrey Palermo at Azure DevOps about achieving DevOps Success using a Document Database in your Application.

RavenDB has made 21 Improvements to its Document Database: A setup wizard, a database-as-a-service option, 10x faster performance, clusterwide ACID, and more.

Graph Queries, Pull Replication, Revert Revisions, are all new features in RavenDB 4.2. RavenDB 4.2 also gives stable release to Clusterwide Transactions, JavaScript Indexes, and Distributed Counters.

Kamran talks about the evolution of RavenDB from its 2.0 version to its new Enterprise Grade release, his use cases for it, the amazing set of new features you get with 4.0.

RavenDB is so efficient that the RavenDB team wanted to see if they could get it to run on a Raspberry Pi using .NET Core! Scott talks to Adi Avivi from the team about their accomplishment.

Host Scott Hanselman is trying to learn about document databases and Michael of RavenDB helps him along the path, exploring computer science concepts that make document databases unique.