Declarative Schemas for MongoDB in Python using Ming

Continuing on in my series on MongoDB and Python, this article continues to explore the Python MongoDB toolkit Ming, this time looking at an alternative, declarative syntax for schema definition. If you're just getting started with MongoDB, you might want to read the previous articles in the series first:

• Getting Started with MongoDB and Python
• Moving Along With PyMongo
• GridFS: The MongoDB Filesystem
• Aggregation in MongoDB (Part 1)
• MongoDB's New Aggregation Framework
• Schema Maintenance with Ming and MongoDB

And now that you're all caught up, let's take a look at that declarative syntax....

Schema Maintenance with Ming and MongoDB

Continuing on in my series on MongoDB and Python, this article introduces the Python MongoDB toolkit Ming and what it can do to simplify your MongoDB code and ease maintenance. If you're just getting started with MongoDB, you might want to read the previous articles in the series first:

• Getting Started with MongoDB and Python
• Moving Along With PyMongo
• GridFS: The MongoDB Filesystem
• Aggregation in MongoDB (Part 1)
• MongoDB's New Aggregation Framework

And now that you're all caught up, let's jump right in with Ming....

Python and MongoDB Training Classes, Anyone?

Departing just a bit from my current series on how to effectively use MongoDB from Python, today I wanted to let you, my blog readers, know that as of this past February I left SourceForge to start a new python and mongodb consulting business, Arborian Consulting. Why is this (hopefully) relevant to you? At this past PyCon, I had the opportunity to lead a python and mongodb tutorial and had a great time, but realized that the three hour format is just not enough time. So I'm hoping to start some full- or multi-day training classes, but I need your input to know what and where to offer them.

Using MongoDB's New Aggregation Framework in Python (MongoDB Aggregation Part 2)

Continuing on in my series on MongoDB and Python, this article will explore the new aggregation framework introduced in MongoDB 2.1. If you're just getting started with MongoDB, you might want to read the previous articles in the series first:

• Getting Started with MongoDB and Python
• Moving Along With PyMongo
• GridFS: The MongoDB Filesystem
• Aggregation in MongoDB (Part 1)

And now that you're all caught up, let's jump right in....