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GEODE-9165: User Guide - Add "getting started with clients" #6597
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Interested reviewers can contact me directly for a link to a compiled review draft. Sorry, but if you're unknown to me I cannot send you this link for security reasons. You can still download this modification and compile your own. |
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Two things I noticed from a read through, haven't actually tried the instructions yet
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Did not test the native client (no windows machine at the moment and build is broken for me on mac at the moment) or redis instructions.
@alb3rtobr @jomartin-999 I have incorporated your feedback. Please revisit this PR and approve, if you're satisfied with the changes. Thanks! |
* GEODE-9165: User Guide - Add "getting started with clients"
Community members John Martin and Kelly Weldon submitted material introducing templates for a variety of Geode clients, including Java, Spring Boot, .NET, and C++.
In their words:
Why do we need this content?
We have learned that folks need an easy way to find clients that are compatible with Geode.
What is it?
This is a starting point for people to quickly see what clients are compatible, along with very rudimentary connect, put, get, and then a reference to more in-depth docs and examples on how to use the client.
What is it NOT?