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Here, you’ll find the latest developer tutorials, upcoming official MongoDB events, and get a heads up on our latest Twitch streams and podcast, curated by Adrienne Tacke.
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Freshest Tutorials on DevHub
Want to find the latest MongoDB tutorials and articles created for developers, by developers? Look no further than our DevHub!
Measuring MongoDB Kafka Connector Performance
In this blog, we will cover how to measure performance of the MongoDB Connector for Apache Kafka in both a source and sink configuration.
Build Your Own Wordle in Bash with the Data API
Learn how to build a Wordle clone using Bash and the MongoDB Data API.
Joining Collections in MongoDB with .NET Core and an Aggregation Pipeline
In this tutorial, we’re going to take a look at aggregation pipelines and some of the ways that you can work with them in a .NET Core application.
Continuously Building and Hosting our Swift DocC Documentation using Github Actions and Netlify
In this post, we’ll see how to use Github Actions to continuously generate the DocC documentation for our Swift libraries and how to publish this documentation.
MongoDB on Twitch & YouTube
We stream tech tutorials, live coding, and talk to members of our community via Twitch and YouTube. Sometimes, we even stream twice a week! Be sure to follow us on Twitch and subscribe to our YouTube channel to be notified of every stream!
Latest Video
Create a RESTful API with .NET Core and MongoDB
More MongoDB Video Goodness
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Last Word on the MongoDB Podcast
Latest Episode
Catch up on past episodes:
Ep. 98 - Getting Started with Deno and MongoDB
Ep. 97 - Battlefy Esports Tournament Platform and MongoDB
Ep. 96 - Christmas Lights and Webcams with the MongoDB Data API
(Not listening on Spotify? We got you! We’re most likely on your favorite podcast network, including Apple Podcasts, PlayerFM, Podtail, and Listen Notes 
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