mongodb

We will have a discussion and testing of MongoDB's 2.2 release and a talk from ClaimAble, a startup revolutionizing the Insurance Claims space.

PHP UK Conference 2012 is PHP London's seventh annual conference, building on the success of previous events by expanding to a double-day event, to accommodate the continual growth of the PHP community and PHP development industry.

Through a variety of hands on labs and exercises, you will learn how to troubleshoot common issues and failures, and to better understand the MongoDB command shell, query API and driver tools.

Learn to better understand the MongoDB command shell, query API and driver tools. Through a variety of hands on labs and exercises, you will learn how to troubleshoot common issues and failures.

This two-day course prepares you to better understand the MongoDB command shell, query API and driver tools. Through a variety of hands on labs and exercises, you will learn how to troubleshoot common issues and failures.

This two-day course prepares you to better understand the MongoDB command shell, query API and driver tools. Through a variety of hands on labs and exercises, you will learn how to troubleshoot common issues and failures.

Alvin Richards discusses Schema Design, Replication & Sharding and how they affect building a scalable system with MongoDB.

Skills Matter is hosting the first annual NOSQL eXchange this November, and we are working on a great day of learning and sharing of skills on NOSQL technologies including MongoDB, CouchDB, Cassandra, Riak, and Neo4J.

Brendan McAdams -- contributor to MongoKit and creator of beaker_mongodb -- returns to Skills Matter to present two days of MongoDB, especially for developers. This two-day course spans the MongoDB gamut, covering CRUD, schema design, performance tuning, map-reduce, replication, and sharding.

Brendan McAdams -- contributor to MongoKit and creator of beaker_mongodb -- comes to Skills Matter this November to present two days of MongoDB for Administrators and Operations.

June's talk will be courtesy of Matthew Wall and Graham Tackley from Guardian.co.uk. More details coming soon.