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π» Join the MongoDB Atlas Hackathon on DEV!
Announcing the MongoDB Atlas Hackathon on DEV!
Gracie Gregory (she/her) for The DEV Team γ» Dec 13 '21
From now through January 13th, 2022, MongoDB is offering you the chance to use your ingenuity and creativity to build an application using MongoDB's library of tools like Atlas Search. In addition to getting the chance to participate in a community event, show off your skills, and learn something new, everyone who submits a project for the MongoDB Atlas Hackathon will be automatically entered to win some seriously amazing prizes.What is it?
If you've been a member of the DEV community for a while, you've likely encountered articles by the talented team over at MongoDB (many members of their team have been using DEV for years). But while you might be familiar with MongoDB, it's possible that you haven't used their modern database platform for yourself β this hackathon is the perfect opportunity to explore it! MongoDB believes that working with data doesn't need to be hard. In fact, it can be an intuitive experience for all developers. For this hackathon, we're offering you the chance to build an application within the guidelines below by utilizing MongoDB Atlas: a collection of cloud database and data services that helps you accelerate and simplify how you use data in your work, including but not limited to: To view documentation for each tool listed, please click on the hyperlinks above. DEV and MongoDB are challenging you to choose a category (from the list below) and build an application that utilizes Atlas and other MongoDB tools as described within that category. Once your app is complete and follows all the requirements (see "How to Submit" below), you'll be publishing a post on DEV that describes what you created. That post will serve as your official submission. Weβre excited to see what you build for the MongoDB Atlas Hackathon using MongoDB's ecosystem of tools built for developers, by developers. Categories E-Commerce Creation: Build an e-commerce store using MongoDB Atlas Search. Prime Time: Build an application using MongoDB Time Series Collections. Action Star: Build an event-driven application using MongoDB Realm Functions and Triggers Automation Innovation: Automate a task that you perform on a weekly basis using MongoDB Atlas Serverless Instances. Choose Your Own Adventure: Create an application using MongoDB Atlas that doesnβt fit into any of the categories above. (Note: the winners we select in this category will be the ones that got super creative and wacky! Feel free to go as random as possible.)The Challenge
(Sample use-cases: product catalog, food ordering/delivery service)
(Sample use cases: IoT, financial analytics, climate observations)
(Sample use cases: inventory monitoring, logistics apps, alerts/notification apps)
(Sample use-cases: Payroll/ billing, reporting, scheduling, email responses)
5 Grand Prize Winners (one in each category): Runner-Up Prizes (10 Total): Participants (with a valid project):Prizes!
1) Create a MongoDB account if you don't already have one. 2) Fill out this form to receive a special code for $100 USD worth of MongoDB credits to create your project. Note: By filling out the form above, you should receive an email containing your special MongoDB code within one hour. If you don't see it within that timeframe, please check your spam folder. 3) Select your category and refer to MongoDBβs documentation for each service used as you build your application 4) Share your app's code in a repository on GitHub and include a README 5) Ensure that your application's code is licensed with the Apache-2 permissive license 6) Publish an overview of the app on DEV using this post template between December 13, 2021 - January 13, 2022How to Submit your Project
Note: You must ensure that you provide your appβs URL, category, screenshots, a description, and source code in your submission post.
π Call for Speakers for MongoDB World 2022 Now Open! π
MongoDB World is where the worldβs fastest-growing data community comes to connect, explore, and learn. Weβre looking for speakers who can inspire attendees by introducing them to new technologies, ideas, and solutions.
Whether you want to do a 30 minute conference session, a 75 minutes deep dive tutorial, or a 10 minute lightning talk - we want to hear your talk ideas. If you have a great idea but donβt feel ready for the stage, we've got you covered! We offer speaker workshops, one-on-one coaching sessions, and more.
Call for speakers closes January 18, 2022.
π Freshest Tutorials on DevHub
Want to find the latest MongoDB tutorials and articles created for developers, by developers? Look no further than our DevHub!
MongoDB & Mongoose: Compatibility and Comparison
Ado Kukic & Stanimira Vlaeva
In this article, weβll compare and contrast Mongoose to using the native MongoDB Node.js driver together with MongoDB Schema Validation.
Goodbye NSPredicate, hello Realm Swift Query API
Andrew Morgan
In this article, I'm going to show you some examples of how to use the Realm Swift Query API. I'll also show you an example where wrangling with NSPredicate
strings has frustrated me.
Using the Atlas Data API from Excel with Power Query
John Page
Learn how to use the Power Query functionality in Excel to both fetch raw data, and to push summarization tasks down to MongoDB and retrieve the results.
Implement Full-Text Search over a GraphQL API in Atlas
Nic Raboy
In this tutorial we're going to see how to create a custom resolver that implements Atlas Search for our GraphQL API using Realm Functions, enabling you to add fast, relevant full-text search to your applications.
π Official MongoDB Events & Community Events
Attend an official MongoDB event near you! Chat with MongoDB experts, learn something new, meet other developers, and win some swag!
Dec 15 (6pm GMT | Virtual) - Getting Started With MongoDB Atlas Search
πΊ MongoDB on Twitch & YouTube
We stream tech tutorials, live coding, and talk to members of our community via Twitch and YouTube. Sometimes, we even stream twice a week! Be sure to follow us on Twitch and subscribe to our YouTube channel to be notified of every stream!
Latest Stream
Introducing the MongoDB Atlas Data API (in preview)
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Chat with Rise In Time Devs - A Massive Multiplayer Strategy Browser Game built with MongoDB!
Deploy a MongoDB Atlas Cluster and Open Commerce in AWS
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π Last Word on the MongoDB Podcast
Latest Episode
Catch up on past episodes:
Ep. 93 - Swyx - Learn in Public and Temporal
Ep. 92 - Introducing the MongoDB Atlas Data API with Sumedha Mehta
Ep. 91 - Loan Laux - MongoDB and E-Commerce
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