MongoDB
A document database that stores JSON-like records instead of rows, so the shape of the data can vary between documents.
I implemented MongoDB at Bader Rutter for scalable, performance-focused client projects.
- Age
- 17 years (since 2009)
Experience highlights
- Used document-oriented data models for client applications.
- Applied it where scalable access patterns were a strong fit.
From the blog
Related writing
Articles from JWS News and DEV that relate to MongoDB.
MongoDB (Part 1): Getting Started
It has been a little while since I last played around with a NoSQL database on the blog. Back in 2014, I wrote a few posts about CouchDB and over the years, I have done a bit with Firebase. Today’s topic is going to be MongoDB.
Finding related thoughts…