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RavenDB 5.3 - Concurrent Data Subscriptions, Incremental Time Series, Power BI Support

Jan 29 2015

Voron on Linux

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So, this just happened:

Note that this is a very important step, but it is just a first step. We have a few Linux experts review the code, and we haven’t even started yet with working on RavenDB itself.

But I’m pretty happy right now.

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29 Jan 2015
13:18 PM

LetMeCodeThis

Congratz! Good step forward!

29 Jan 2015
13:32 PM

Rik Hemsley

Nice, very nice.

29 Jan 2015
14:17 PM

J Healy

Now that's something to cheer about! Bravo.

29 Jan 2015
15:34 PM

alex

Congrats, that is quite a milestone to achieve. Its cool to know that a native c# storage engine on mono is doable.

29 Jan 2015
15:44 PM

Judah Gabriel Himango

Woohooo! This is huge! Congrats to getting to this point; I know it has been a lot of work and battles with Mono.

29 Jan 2015
16:31 PM

Edward

Big step indeed. Wondering what the performance is when the OS .NET5 (when it comes out) instead of mono is used :-)

30 Jan 2015
00:02 AM

Federico Lois

Awesome :)

30 Jan 2015
06:21 AM

uri

Great job guys! can't wait to see the performance comparison to .net core.

30 Jan 2015
07:55 AM

Dominic Zukiewicz

Fantastic news ! Congrats!!

31 Jan 2015
22:47 PM

Jakub

How was your experience with MonoDevelop? Did you have to modify the csprojs?

31 Jan 2015
22:51 PM

Ayende Rahien

Jakub, We ended up using the exact same code base on both Linux and Windows. No modifications at all

31 Jan 2015
22:58 PM

Jakub

Well, comparing to my experiences, it's hard to believe :) Even the same profiles?

31 Jan 2015
22:59 PM

Ayende Rahien

Jakub, Yes, everything is the same in the end. During the process, we had a lot of different stuff, but we managed to get the same codebase throughout. Hell, we can even get the code compiling on Windows and running successfully on Linux

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