So, I just came across Jasdeep's
http://couchbasemodels.com site which is pretty cool. I see it is not officially supported by Couchbase, but I figured I would post here instead of mailing him directly just since the others on this list might be interested.
Jasdeep, I assume the code samples on your site are in Ruby since that's what the site is written in (I'm not a ruby dev myself so I don't quite recognize all the syntax). What are your thoughts on letting the community contribute to your examples to add other languages to your site?
I've only been browsing the site for a few minutes so I apologize if this is answered somewhere already, but are the code samples on GitHub at all? Is there a way that examples could be maintained in multiple languages via a branching or folder mechanism so you could receive pull requests to add/update available platforms easily?
Also, check out
http://runnable.com/. They are a really cool site that lets you create runnable code samples in any language that people can run right from their browser. They already have MongoDB examples on their site and I've pinged Tug and Ali already as well to look into the possibility of getting Couchbase examples up there. It would be pretty cool to have a link on each
couchbasemodels.com sample for people to actually play with runnable examples of your code samples.
Great site!
Thanks!
~Brad
ColdBox Platform Evangelist
Ortus Solutions, Corp