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Getting Started with MongoDB and Java

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Trisha Gee
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Aug. 23, 14 · Interview
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We’ve been missing an introduction to using MongoDB from Java for a little while now - there’s plenty of information in the documentation, but we were lacking a step-by-step guide to getting started as a Java developer.

I sought to rectify this with a couple of blog posts for the MongoDB official blog: the first, an introduction to using MongoDB from Java, including a non-comprehensive list of some of the libraries you can use; the second, an introductory guide to simple CRUD operations using the Java driver:

  • Getting Started with MongoDB and Java, Part 1
  • Getting Started with MongoDB and Java, Part 2

This is very much aimed at Java/JVM developers who are new to MongoDB, and want to get a feel for how you use it.

These guides are for the current (2.x) driver. When we release 3.x, we’ll release updated guides as well.

Java (programming language) MongoDB

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