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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 13th of July 2021 07:28:06 PM Filed under
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  • MongoDB 5.0
  • MongoDB 5.0 Hits GA With Native Time Series Support

    MongoDB has announced a series of product enhancements from the keynote stage of MongoDB’s annual conference, MongoDB.live. These updates include the launch and general availability of MongoDB 5.0 with native time series support, the preview of serverless databases in MongoDB Atlas, and the continued evolution of its application data platform with enhancements to Atlas Search, Atlas Data Lake, and MongoDB’s end-to-end mobile data solution, Realm.

  • Capture Webcam Video and Audio with Meteor

    Meteor is a unique open-source multi-platform full-stack JavaScript platform. To put all these in one sentence may not seem that unique, but comparing it to other JavaScript frameworks and platforms it offers unique more than building web apps.

    The Meteor app is consisting of a server and a client as it makes a use of client's (browser) database and sync data between clients and server.

    With Meteor, developers can build web apps, mobile apps (iOS, Android), server apps, bot apps, or use it as a backend with its powerful DDP (Distributed Data Protocol) for mobile, web or desktop apps.

    I have been using Meteor for years, with different frameworks, Blaze, Angular, React and recently Vue. I have a seamless experience using it as a backend for Flutter app.

  • Top 10 Open-source Security testing frameworks [Ed: Highly misleading as many of these are just proprietary software from firms that are FUD sources]

    If you're just starting off in IT security, you may be wondering, where do you even begin with the process of securing an organization's data.

    There are frameworks available that can provide you with some of this information. One of the challenges with this is that every organization is going to be just a little different.

    For example, your organization may have unique requirements for security based on the line of work you happen to be in. There may be compliance and regulations that you have to follow, and internally, there will be an entirely different set of security policies and tools than you might see at a different organization.

    There are many security frameworks that you can use to help guide you down this particular path.

    These frameworks can help you understand the different security processes available, and they can help you understand what you need to do to follow those particular processes.

  • Open source sustainable cities, AI on Arduino, supply chain security, and more

    80% of Americans live in cities, and 70% of the world's population is expected to be urban dwellers by 2050. Thanks to the Stanford National Capital Project, city planners and developers have a new open source tool to help improve urban wellbeing.

    Urban InVEST is new software that helps users visualize where they might create areas to absorb carbon emissions and encourage public use, such as marshlands and parks.

  • France to back not-for-profit diamond journals

                         

                           

    France is to bolster not-for-profit “diamond” open access journals, backed by universities, academic societies and the state after it warned that commercially run publishing risked landing institutions with ever spiralling costs.

                           

    In its second national open science plan, the government committed to back “economic publishing models that do not require the payment of articles or books processing charges”.

  • Contributing to Open Source Is ‘Better Than Any College Degree’

    While I firmly believe that reading is a central part of that, there is no replacement for getting your hands dirty. Building things, making mistakes, and learning to fix them is what makes programming fun.

    Working on open-source software like WordPress is one of the best ways to do that. There is no upfront cost, assuming you have access to a computer, a prerequisite to programming of any kind. There are usually people willing to lend a hand or answer questions, and there are always problems to solve for those ready to dive into them.

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MongoDB 5.0 is out

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 15th of July 2021 10:56:56 PM.
  • MongoDB Delivers the Future to Developers with MongoDB 5.0 and Serverless Atlas

    MongoDB, Inc. (NASDAQ: MDB), the leading, modern, general purpose database platform, today announced a series of revolutionary product enhancements from the keynote stage of MongoDB’s annual conference, MongoDB.live. These updates include the launch and General Availability of MongoDB 5.0 with native time series support, the preview of serverless databases in MongoDB Atlas, and the continued evolution of its industry leading application data platform with enhancements to Atlas Search, Atlas Data Lake, and MongoDB’s end-to-end mobile data solution, Realm.

  • MongoDB 5.0 Released

    MongoDB Inc. announced the general availability of MongoDB 5.0 at its annual conference recently.

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