Introduction MongoDB is a general-purpose distributed database designed to store data in JSON-like documents. Kotlin is a general-purpose programming language designed to fully interoperate with Java, but uses a type inference that permits its syntax to be much more succinct. Kotlin can handle operations that Java isn’t well suited to and can be successfully used … Continued
Introduction MongoDB is a general-purpose database that supports JavaScript functions and queries that can return particular fields of specific documents. Kotlin is a programming language designed to operate with Java, but using a much more succinct syntax that is able to handle operations where Java may not be best suited. Kotlin can be used for … Continued
Introduction This is part two in a tutorial series explaining how to insert MongoDB document using Spring data. Part one of this series focused on how to configure a project using the online tool ‘Spring Initializr’ for creating a Spring project. Part one also covered managed Java classes that are handled by the application server … Continued
Introduction Redis is an open source, data-structure store that can be used as a caching layer, database or messaging agent. Redis can resolve complex programming issues and reduce latency and coding time. Java is a programming language typically used to create application modules for web pages. This tutorial will cover how to use the Redis … Continued
Introduction This tutorial will demonstrate how to connect Redis to Java with the Jedis client library for Java using Maven in Eclipse. Redis is an open-source data store that is used as a cache and database with builtin replication that supports data structures such as bitmaps, indexes, lists, sets, sorted sets and strings. Java is … Continued
Introduction This tutorial will show you the basic ways of adding MongoDB users and how to manage user roles in Eclipse using Java. You must have the MongoDB and the compatible MongoDB Java driver properly installed in order to manage user roles in Eclipse IDE. The examples in this tutorial use MongoDB version 4.0 and … Continued
