How Fluent Cassandra Handles Runtime Types
Today I had the question come up about some wonky behavior with retrieving data from Cassandra for non-string types. Here is the issue in a »
Your First Fluent Cassandra Application (part 2)
Last time I demonstrated how to create your first Fluent Cassandra app. After we finished learning about how to create records and save them to the »
Your First Fluent Cassandra Application
As your are probably aware by now if you follow my Twitter status or have looked in to some of my recent posts. I am »
.gitignore Config File For .NET Projects
I wanted to post this mostly for my future reference. But I think it is also equally as useful to anybody else with a .NET project »
TimeUUID only makes sense with version 1 UUIDs
In a world where we are all use to dealing with objects we often forget that everything gets reduced to ones and zeros before being transmitted »
Creating a Time UUID (GUID) in .NET
Previously I had written about how to setup Cassandra as a database on your Windows machine. As I was diving in deeper to learn more about »