Apache Cassandra is the most commonly used NoSQL database written in Java and is renowned in the industry as the only NoSQL solution that can accommodate the complex requirements of today's modern line-of-business applications. Cassandra is the technology of choice for such data-driven organizations as Netflix, eBay, Constant Contact, Comcast, and scores of others. In NOSQL WEB DEVELOPMENT WITH APACHE CASSANDRA, you will learn about all aspects of using Cassandra in web applications--including accessing the Cassandra database using the common programming/scripting languages Java, PHP, Ruby, and JavaScript. Master web development using Apache Cassandra with the help of NOSQL WEB DEVELOPMENT WITH APACHE CASSANDRA.

SECTION I: JAVA CLIENTS.
1. Using the Hector Java Client with Cassandra in Eclipse IDE.
2. Querying Cassandra with CQL.
3. Using the DataStax Java Client in Eclipse IDE.
SECTION II:SCRIPTING LANGUAGES.
4. Using Cassandra with PHP client library phpcassa.
5. Using Cassandra with Ruby and cassandra-rb.
6. Using Node.js driver for Apache Cassandra.
SECTION III:MIGRATION.
7. Migrating Couchbase to Cassandra.
8. Migrating MongoDB NoSQL Database to Cassandra.
SECTION IV:JAVA EE.
9. Using Cassandra with Kundera.
10. Using the Cassandra with Spring Data.

Apache Cassandra is the most commonly used NoSQL database written in Java and is renowned in the industry as the only NoSQL solution that can accommodate the complex requirements of today's modern line-of-business applications. Cassandra is the technology of choice for such data-driven organizations as Netflix, eBay, Constant Contact, Comcast, and scores of others. In NOSQL WEB DEVELOPMENT WITH APACHE CASSANDRA, you will learn about all aspects of using Cassandra in web applications--including accessing the Cassandra database using the common programming/scripting languages Java, PHP, Ruby, and JavaScript. Master web development using Apache Cassandra with the help of NOSQL WEB DEVELOPMENT WITH APACHE CASSANDRA. Includes a section on using Cassandra with Kundera. Covers using the DataStax Java Client in Eclipse IDE.