MongoDB for Java Developers

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Design, build, and deliver efficient Java applications using a cutting-edge NoSQL database. This resource enables you to leverage your existing skills from Hibernate or Spring to enhance your applications with NoSQL storage. It offers a comprehensive list of libraries to help you develop Java EE applications with MongoDB, along with a step-by-step tutorial for creating leaner, faster applications. The NoSQL movement is gaining momentum, with MongoDB emerging as a prominent option. As a document database, it allows for data persistence and querying in a nested state without schema constraints or complex joins. This guide equips you with the necessary knowledge to integrate MongoDB effectively into your application schema. It begins with a basic introduction to the driver for low-level interactions with storage, then progresses to various patterns for abstracting the persistence layer, including the Google JSON library, Hibernate OGM Framework, and Spring Data framework. By the end, you will be adept at using MongoDB in your Java applications. You will learn to install MongoDB, set up projects, perform CRUD operations, map Mongo documents to Java classes, utilize bulk operations, and develop Java Enterprise applications with MongoDB as storage. This guide is tailored for Java developers and architects eager to explore the popular NoSQL solution through a simple, progressively complex tutorial approach.