Ayende @ Rahien

Oren Eini aka Ayende Rahien CEO of Hibernating Rhinos LTD, which develops RavenDB, a NoSQL Open Source Document Database.

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Feb 23 2016

RavenDB passed half a million downloads

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23 Feb 2016
11:48 AM

EQR

Congrats! Make it a million soon!

23 Feb 2016
12:21 PM

daniel

Congrats! Well deserved!

23 Feb 2016
13:19 PM

Spongebob

...But your mom downloaded half of them.

23 Feb 2016
13:56 PM

Giedrius

I'm pretty sure, that you would make second that in few months, if there would be something like SQL Express - free with reasonable limits and no commercial support. I have handful of internal applications, that will never reach, say, 1gb in data and would be happy to switch that to embedded ravendb. Because right know I feel like I'm in closed circle - I don't know enough about ravendb to start using it for commercial projects and I don't know ravendb, because I don't use it in commercial projects, so may be I would start using it in some small internal utilities and after I would feel confident, I could press my management to use it in mainstream projects.

23 Feb 2016
14:48 PM

Plamen

Congrats, need more more. Wish you best of luck!

23 Feb 2016
19:19 PM

dom

Make it work with .NET Core 1.0... pretty sure i'm not the only one waiting for this.

24 Feb 2016
05:57 AM

Oren Eini

Dom, That is being actively worked on. It is a major part of our 4.0 work

25 Feb 2016
20:01 PM

Captain Kappa

@Ayende: Congrats on Half million downloads! We are planning on porting one of our sites to .NET core 1.0 mvc 6 sometime after the summer. Does the 3.0 client work with .NET core or do we have to wait?

25 Feb 2016
21:02 PM

Oren Eini

Captain Kappa, That is already out. We don't have a stable release because NuGet doesn't allow a stable package to depend on unstable packages, and the CoreCLR packages are all unstable at this point, but it is here. See: https://www.nuget.org/packages/RavenDB.Client/3.5.35052-Unstable

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