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I see C, node, ruby, and Java support...any plans for a .NET API as well? This seems like something that would be nice to mess around with there. Would also be
by SeanKilleen 14y ago
I see C, node, ruby, and Java support...any plans for a .NET API as well? This seems like something that would be nice to mess around with there.
Would also be nice to understand what the intended pricing model will be (if any). If the plans are to keep this free, that would be pretty great.
- egeozcan 14y ago"We will offer FoundationDB as both a free community edition and a licensed version with support and larger cluster capability. The community edition will include the full capabilities of FoundationDB and will allow production deployment. FoundationDB licenses will have reasonable and linear pricing. The license cost for a cluster, including support, will be similar to the operational cost of the commodity hardware in the cluster." From: http://www.foundationdb.com/faq/ http://www.foundationdb.com/faq/
- EugeneOZ 14y ago"You may not deploy or use the Software in a production environment" - from TOS http://www.foundationdb.com/BetaLicenseAgreement.pdf http://www.foundationdb.com/BetaLicenseAgreement.pdf
- Dave_Rosenthal 14y ago.NET and PHP are now our most-requested APIs on our community site; I think it's safe to say that those will be coming. We've already had a couple of people whip up quick .NET wrappers on top of our C APIs themselves.