#4 — February 22, 2018 |
ACID Transactions Coming to MongoDB 4.0 |
MongoDB To Get Multi-Document ACID Transaction Support — The recent big announcement by MongoDB’s CTO, Eliot Horowitz, was that MongoDB 4.0, due later this year, will support ACID-compliant transactions. You can watch the announcement video here. Eliot Horowitz |
MongoDB’s Drive to Multi-Document Transactions — A look at what was involved in bringing transaction support to MongoDB and how incremental advancements to MongoDB version-by-version led to where it’s at now. Grigori Melnik |
An Open Source MongoDB GUI |
Robo 3T 1.2 Released — Formerly known as Robomongo, Robo 3T is a lightweight GUI for working with MongoDB with an embedded shell. It works on Windows, Mac, and Linux and you can download it here. Robo 3T |
Interesting |
Designing a REST API with Node.js and MongoDB Atlas — Atlas is MongoDB’s own MongoDB-as-a-Service platform. Aman Mittal |
A Node.js Perspective on MongoDB 3.6: $lookup and $expr — MongoDB 3.6 introduces support for more sophisticated lookups with the new Valeri Karpov |
Creating a Blogging App Using Angular and MongoDB Roy Agasthyan |
Training Machine Learning Models with MongoDB — Why schema flexibility makes MongoDB a good choice to iterate ML training experiments. Nicholas Png |
Mongo-Thingy: The Most Pythonic Way to Use MongoDB — An Object-Document Mapper that takes full advantage of schema-less design by not asking you to define schemas in your code. numberly |
Events |
NYC MongoDB User Group – March 6 (New York City) — A popular user group is featuring two talks on MongoDB 3.6's change streams feature. |
Percona Live – April 23-25 (Santa Clara, CA) — An event dedicated to open source database systems generally. |
MongoDB World'18 – June 26-27 (NYC) — A huge opportunity to learn more about MongoDB and network with fellow developers. Tickets are now available. |