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RavenDB passed half a million downloads
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Congrats! Make it a million soon!
Congrats! Well deserved!
...But your mom downloaded half of them.
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.
Congrats, need more more. Wish you best of luck!
Make it work with .NET Core 1.0... pretty sure i'm not the only one waiting for this.
Dom, That is being actively worked on. It is a major part of our 4.0 work
@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?
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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