Write and read code with Kurrent today!

The "From Scratch" series is your secret recipe to installing, configuring, and running code with KurrentDB (formerly EventStoreDB).  Each course walks through the steps to successfully deploy and run code.  Start by using KurrentDB in a self-contained GitHub Codespaces environment.  Then deploy a local Docker instance running KurrentDB.  Finally, follow the steps to set up your own local KurrentDB environment and repo.  You can do so with the client of your choice. 
KurrentDB: Python From Scratch

Getting Started

KurrentDB: Python From Scratch

Enroll
KurrentDB: Java From Scratch

Getting Started

KurrentDB: Java From Scratch

Enroll
KurrentDB: Node.js From Scratch

Getting Started

KurrentDB: Node.js From Scratch

Enroll
KurrentDB: .NET From Scratch

Getting Started

KurrentDB: .NET From Scratch

Enroll

We use cookies to provide you with an optimal experience and relevant communication. Learn more or accept individual cookies.

Necessary

Necessary cookies (First Party Cookies) are sometimes called "strictly necessary" as without them we cannot provide the functionality that you need to use this website. For example, essential cookies help remember your preferences as you navigate through the online school.

Functional

Functional cookies enable this website to provide enhanced functionality and personalization, by remembering information you have entered and choices you make. These preferences are remembered through the use of persistent cookies, so that you will not have to set them again the next time you visit the website.

Analytics

Analytics cookies track information about visits on our website so that we can measure and improve its performance, as well as optimize our course content. These cookies help us analyze user behavior by tracking the number of visits, how visitors use the website, which site or page they come from and how long they are staying for.

Marketing

Marketing cookies are used to deliver advertising material relevant to you and your interests. They are also used to limit the number of times you see an advertisement, resulting to more targeted advertising, as well as help us measure the effectiveness of our campaigns. They are usually placed by advertising networks we collaborate with, with our permission.