Best of MongoDB — March 2025

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    Avatar of asaprogrammerAs a Programmer·1y

    MERN Stack React Native Project: Build a Bookstore App With React Native and Node.js

    Learn how to build a full-stack mobile application using the MERN stack with React Native and Node.js. This tutorial guides you through creating a book recommendation app featuring user authentication, infinite scrolling, and CRUD operations with MongoDB. The app integrates with Cloudinary for image uploads and showcases different UI themes. The project is beginner-friendly and runs on iOS, Android, and web platforms.

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    Avatar of philipplacknerPhilipp Lackner·1y

    Full 2025 Backend Dev Crash Course for Beginners With Spring Boot (Kotlin, JWT Auth, MongoDB)

    The post is a beginner-friendly crash course for building REST APIs using Spring Boot and Kotlin. It covers the basic knowledge required to follow along, including a brief overview of Kotlin and IntelliJ setup. The course aims to familiarize readers with building a backend application that can handle routes, process data, and interact with MongoDB for storing user-generated notes. Authentication and security are also discussed, with JWT being used as the authentication mechanism.

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    Avatar of newstackThe New Stack·1y

    FerretDB 2.0: Open Source MongoDB With PostgreSQL Power

    FerretDB, an open-source MongoDB proxy running on PostgreSQL, has released version 2.0 with significant performance improvements using the DocumentDB extension from Microsoft. This extension enables SQL queries for BSON data, making FerretDB a flexible on-premises alternative to MongoDB-compatible cloud services. FerretDB seeks to provide an open-source solution for MongoDB users, emphasizing vendor-neutrality and community-driven development through the OpenDocDB initiative.

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    Avatar of freecodecampfreeCodeCamp·1y

    How to Build a MERN Stack To-Do App

    This guide explains how to build a full-stack MERN To-Do application from scratch. It provides step-by-step instructions on setting up the environment, creating a React frontend with Vite and TypeScript, and implementing CRUD operations using Axios. The backend is set up with Express.js and connected to MongoDB Atlas. The guide concludes with instructions for running the application and customizing the styling.

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