Change LogĬhange history can be found in HISTORY.md. Please do not email any of the driver developers directly with issues or questions - you're more likely to get an answer on the MongoDB Community Forums. Support / Feedbackįor issues with, questions about, or feedback for the Node.js driver, please look into our support channels. NODE, PYTHON, CSHARP, JAVA) and theĬore Server (i.e. Click Create Issue - Please provide as much information as possible about the issue type and how to reproduce it.īug reports in JIRA for all driver projects (i.e.Navigate to the NODE project /browse/NODE.Think you’ve found a bug? Want to see a new feature in node-mongodb-native? Please open a We use it on our production system to store arbitrary data which does not have hard schema, nor needs acid or transactions support.īut seeing code examples / tutorial on the internet that 'teaches' you how to code a store or a financial application and it uses Mongo.Upgrading to version 5? Take a look at our upgrade guide here! Quick Links Site If you need schema-less, non-acid transaction lacking storage - Mongo is great. It looks like 'NodeJS + MongoDB' is some cool 'buzzword' and its cool to use node with mongo and all the cool people do it. They even use it when ACID compliance is needed. They use MongoDB in cases when transactions among multiple documents are needed and Mongo can not provide it.

People use MongoDB which is SCHEMA-LESS by design, but implicitly force a schema on it by using mongoose for example. And I'm afraid that one day it will become the same garbage as PHP today. Node is fast, scale able, advocates good practices by providing test covered npm modules, automatic build tools and high quality code.

(Note: this is slowly improving right now). I come from PHP world, and PHP world is full of crap with bad design patterns, examples that still suggest to use not safe or deprecated functionality (like mysql_* function family), lack of tests and automation - thus producing low quality programmers. Every code examples you look at on the internet uses Mongo, even though Mongo neither ACID compliant nor have support for transactions on multiple documents.

There is even a 'term' for such stack - MEAN (Mongo, express, angular, node). Since the day I've introduced my self to NodeJS, all tutorials exclusively used MongoDB.

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