Databases

It has been a very long time since I’ve published a proper blog article therefore I apologize for the lack of content in the past few months. Much of my time and effort has been going on in the backend and the accumulation of this effort has finally bore fruit in today’s very special release of Bean Base Version 3.0!

Three months have passed since the initial release of Bean Base and since then, the database has evolved from a small catalog full of bugs, into a humming 3000 coffee bean machine.  This past week, I released Bean Base Version 2.0 which included load time optimizations, new and powerful filtering options, and roaster quick links.  

Here is a summary of the changes implemented in Bean Base 2.0.

Hello Aficionado! I am pleased to announce the initial release of Bean Base, a project I have been working on for the past 6 months.  Bean Base is a filterable and sortable Specialty Coffee bean database, allowing you to quickly compare thousands of coffee beans side by side.  For example, if you are a fan of washed Geshas, you can filter out “Gesha” varieties and “Washed” processes and voilà – you now have a list of beans fulfilling your deepest coffee desires. 

Start searching Bean Base here.