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MongoDB

Process vs Payload Fields: Efficiently Querying Semi-structured MongoDB Documents

In a recent MongoDB design review, I was presented with a use case where the customer wanted to store a large amount of semi-structured…

Jan 6

4 sets of drawers. Each set has a label such as socks or green shirts. Some of the drawers are partially open, with the relevent types of clothes overflowing

Jan 6

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MongoDB

Using MongoDB Schema Validation With the Schema Versioning Pattern

It surprises many that what they think of as “schemaless” MongoDB has built-in schema validation. Diana Esteves has written a great…

Dec 9, 2024

Using MongoDB Schema Validation With the Schema Versioning Pattern

Dec 9, 2024

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Better Programming

How to Use Change Streams From Your Swift Application

Making the most of MongoDB

Jan 31, 2023

How to Use Change Streams From Your Swift Application

Jan 31, 2023

Published in
Better Programming

Working With the MongoDB Single-Collection Pattern in Swift

Improve application performance by storing together data that’s accessed together. This can be done storing related documents in the same…

Jan 27, 2023

The desktop tool is showing documents from the “Single.Collection” collection. Rather than showing the document as generic JSON, the app shows tiles for the basket and for each of the 2 items. Each tile renders data from the associated document in a format that makes sense for that document type.

Jan 27, 2023

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Realm Blog

Building a collaborative iOS Minesweeper game with Realm

Using MongoDB Realm Sync to build an iOS multi-player version of the classic Windows game

Mar 14, 2022

Building a collaborative iOS Minesweeper game with Realm

Mar 14, 2022

Published in
Realm Blog

Using Realm Flexible Sync in Your App

An iOS Tutorial

Feb 25, 2022

Using Realm Flexible Sync in Your App

Feb 25, 2022

Published in
Realm Blog

Realm-Swift Type Projections

Realm-Swift type projections give the developer complete control on how to map any type into types that can be persisted and synced by…

Jan 26, 2022

Realm-Swift Type Projections

Jan 26, 2022

Published in
Realm Blog

Introducing Flexible Sync (Preview) — The Next Iteration of Realm Sync

The new version of Realm Sync (Flexible Sync) has now been launched as a preview release. Try it out and give us feedback.

Jan 26, 2022

Introducing Flexible Sync (Preview) — The Next Iteration of Realm Sync

Jan 26, 2022

Published in
Realm Blog

Goodbye NSPredicate, hello Realm Swift Query API

New type-safe queries in Realm’s Swift SDK

Dec 17, 2021

Goodbye NSPredicate, hello Realm Swift Query API

Dec 17, 2021

Published in
Better Programming

Making SwiftUI Previews Work For You

How to get the most out of SwiftUI previews — even for views relying on data held in databases such as Realm or Core Data

Nov 4, 2021

Making SwiftUI Previews Work For You

Nov 4, 2021

Published in
Realm Blog

Most Useful iOS 15 SwiftUI Features

See how to use some of the most useful new iOS 15 SwiftUI features in your mobile apps.

Sep 28, 2021

Most Useful iOS 15 SwiftUI Features

Sep 28, 2021

Published in
Realm Blog

Build Offline-First Mobile Apps by Caching API Results in Realm

Step-by-step tutorial on how to use Realm to cache API data in your offline-first mobile app.

Sep 14, 2021

Build Offline-First Mobile Apps by Caching API Results in Realm

Sep 14, 2021

Published in
Realm Blog

Migrating Your iOS App’s Synced Realm Schema in Production

Step-by-step tutorial on how to migrate your synced Realm schema and data.

Sep 2, 2021

Migrating Your iOS App’s Synced Realm Schema in Production

Sep 2, 2021

Published in
Realm Blog

Migrating Your iOS App’s Realm Schema in Production

Learn how to safely update your iOS app’s Realm schema to support new functionality — without losing any existing data

Aug 27, 2021

Migrating Your iOS App’s Realm Schema in Production

Aug 27, 2021

Published in
Realm Blog

Using Maps and Location Data in Your SwiftUI (+Realm) App

Introduction

Jul 12, 2021

Using Maps and Location Data in Your SwiftUI (+Realm) App

Jul 12, 2021

Published in
Realm Blog

Migrating a SwiftUI iOS App from Core Data to Realm

If you have an app that already uses Core Data, and have been considering the move to Realm, this step-by-step guide is for you!

Jun 3, 2021

Migrating a SwiftUI iOS App from Core Data to Realm

Jun 3, 2021

Published in
Realm Blog

Realm Provisioning Strategies

How to use Realm partitioning to control what data is synced to each mobile device for efficient, secure mobile apps.

May 4, 2021

Realm Provisioning Strategies

May 4, 2021

Published in
Realm Blog

Adapting Apple’s Scrumdinger SwiftUI Tutorial App to Use Realm

Apple published a great tutorial to teach developers how to create iOS apps using SwiftUI. Here I show how to migrate that app to Realm.

Apr 12, 2021

Adapting Apple’s Scrumdinger SwiftUI Tutorial App to Use Realm

Apr 12, 2021

Published in
Realm Blog

Realm schema and partitioning strategy behind the WildAid O-FISH mobile apps

Understand the data model and partitioning scheme used for WildAid’s O-FISH app and how you can adapt them for your own mobile apps.

Mar 30, 2021

Realm schema and partitioning strategy behind the WildAid O-FISH mobile apps

Mar 30, 2021

Published in
Realm Blog

Building a Mobile Chat App Using Realm — The New & Easier Way

Step through building a mobile (iOS) chat app using the latest Realm features for SwiftUI

Mar 15, 2021

Building a Mobile Chat App Using Realm — The New & Easier Way

Mar 15, 2021

Andrew Morgan

Andrew Morgan

Andrew is a Senior Staff Developer Advocate at MongoDB. Before his 10 years at MongoDB, he was director of product management for MySQL at Oracle

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