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Countdown to MongoDB World 2019: T-10 Weeks - The Hackathon and The First Sneak Peeks

With ten weeks to go before we open the doors at MongoDB World, we wanted to give you a taste of what's going to be going on in some of the tracks. First, a quick reminder of when and where - the conference is running for three days, June 17th to the 19th, at the Hilton Midtown in New York City. Make sure you have that marked in your diary while we tell you about the Hackathon and what's going on at the conference.

April 8, 2019

Announcing the MongoDB Diversity and Innovator Scholarships for 2019

Diversity is a core value of MongoDB and to make sure that there is diversity, it is essential to create real opportunities. That's the idea behind our Diversity and Innovator Scholarship programs which have been in place since 2014 and 2016 respectively. These scholarships are now open for applications and nominations until April 19th.

April 8, 2019

Her Story: WDB Consulting

In the final installment of our series highlighting women who founded companies that run on MongoDB, we're featuring, Danielle Da Silva Monteiro, Co-Founder of WDB Consulting.

March 29, 2019

Her Story: SixPlus

We continue to share the stories of inspiring women who've founded, run, and continue to scale their companies. Today, meet Evelyne White, Founder, and CEO of SixPlus. SixPlus has been dubbed the OpenTable for groups. Their website and app helps you find and book the best private and semi-private spaces for private group dining events of six or more people.

March 27, 2019

Her Story: Klickly

Meet Cooper Harris, Founder and CEO of Klickly, in the second post in our series for Women's History Month. Learn more about her story, values, and journey to the C-suite.

March 18, 2019

Their Story: Shine

Meet Naomi Hirabayashi and Marah Lidey, Co-Founders and Co-CEOs of Shine in the first of a series for Women's History Month where we look at their stories, values, and journey to the C-suite.

March 12, 2019

Meet the MongoDB World 2018 Diversity Scholars

The MongoDB Diversity Scholarship program supports members of underrepresented groups in technology. Scholars receive complimentary access to the conference, training, certification, and mentorship.

August 23, 2018

View the MongoDB World 2018 sessions

MongoDB World 2018 drew MongoDB community members from across the globe. At the event, attendees were able to meet with experts, connect with one another, and have a good time at the daily closing receptions. If you weren’t able to attend and followed the #MDBW18 hashtag, chances are you found yourself dealing with a bit of FOMO. But just because you missed out on the in-person experience doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the learning. From the keynotes to the panels, we filmed the majority of this year’s sessions. Now, you can view them at your convenience. View All Sessions Enjoy! P.S. If you’d rather learn about these topics in person, check out our upcoming events . MongoDB.local might be coming to a city near you for a one-day, educational conference. First up? Chicago , Austin , and DC .

August 14, 2018

Learn more about transactions at MongoDB World

In February, we announced that MongoDB 4.0 will support multi-document transactions . Curious to know what this will look like? Aly Cabral, Product Manager at MongoDB, is excited to share an early version of the syntax: Each feature we build is with users like you in mind. When you attend our events, you’re able to connect with the people who work on the database you use every day – like Aly. In sessions, Birds of a Feather meetings, and one-on-one in Ask the Experts, you get to ask questions, share ideas, and be heard. Additionally, you learn tips and tricks from power users and companies that will allow you to optimize your deployments. To get your hands on new tools to accelerate your development goals, join us at MongoDB World , June 26-27 in NYC. Early Bird pricing ends Friday, May 11. Tickets are going fast! Sign up now to get your discounted conference pass. Don't forget, groups automatically get 25% off! Register Now Event Details : Date: June 26-27, 2018 Location: New York Hilton Midtown, 1335 6th Ave, New York, NY 10019 Learn More & Sign Up: mongodbworld.com

May 10, 2018

Two Days Left to Apply for a MongoDB World Scholarship

Since welcoming the first Diversity Scholarship recipients in 2014, each year I look forward to meeting the new class of Scholars at MongoDB World . As the conference grows, so does the scholarship award . This year, I’m excited to share that scholarship recipients located outside of the tristate area will also receive a complimentary 3-night hotel stay at the NY Hilton Midtown. We recognize the cost of a hotel room in New York City can be significant, and hope this removes another barrier that may prevent some applicants from attending. In addition to a complimentary hotel stay, scholarship recipients get*: Complimentary admission to MongoDB World Complimentary admission to a workshop Invitation to a lunch session with other Scholars Speed mentoring with MongoDB speakers at the event A MongoDB certification voucher applicable for both developer and DBA certification exams Six-month access to on-demand MongoDB University courses Lifelong membership in the online MongoDB Diversity Scholars community A feature in a blog post Members of underrepresented groups in tech** qualify to apply for a scholarship. Apply today. Hurry, the deadline is May 4. Apply for a Diversity Scholarship We look forward to seeing your submissions and to meeting you at MongoDB World! *Please note that travel is not included in the Diversity Scholarship. ** MongoDB’s Scholarship program seeks to support to members of groups who are underrepresented in the technology industry. This includes, but is not limited to, Black, LatinX, women, low-income, and LGBTQ.

May 2, 2018

Participate in a 2-day celebration of MongoDB and open source

At MongoDB World , you'll be able to amp up your skills in deep-dive sessions that cover the latest features and give insight into the product roadmap. You’ll also have plenty of opportunities to get to know fellow community members. From classroom-style technical workshops to receptions, the largest MongoDB conference offers a ton of activities you can get involved in. Ask the Experts Sign up for a consulting slot to get your questions answered by MongoDB experts who will help whiteboard solutions to your top-of-mind questions. Black Network Happy Hour Get to know event attendees and members of the MongoDB Black Network over (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) drinks on Day 1 of the conference. Community Day A one-day celebration of MongoDB and open source, complete with Q&A time with MongoDB's Co-Founder and CTO Eliot Horowitz, and plenty of unconference and hack time. Craft Beer Tasting Enjoy local beers at the MongoDB World closing celebration. Non-alcoholic options will be available. Leaf Lounge Socialize, learn, or just relax and rejuvenate with your new friends. We promise to keep the coffee flowing. LGBTQ Happy Hour The MongoDB LGBTQ group extends an invitation to anyone who identifies as queer for drinks. Mocktails will be available. N00bs Reception First time attending MongoDB World? Connect with other first time attendees at the N00bs social. There will be snacks. Workshops Enhance your MongoDB World learning experience by attending an in-depth technical workshop on Day 1 of MongoDB World. Workshops cost $499 and run 9:00am - 5:00pm. Participants get access to on-demand MongoDB University courses and special swag. Class size is strictly limited to ensure individual attention. Women and Trans Coders Lounge Run by MongoDB’s Women and Trans Coders group, the purpose of this space is to amplify the voices of non-binary people, women, and trans people of all genders within our engineering community. Women in Tech Happy Hour Connect with other women in tech over drinks (including non-alcoholic options). Join us on June 26-27 for two days of geeking out and having fun. Register by May 11 to pay only $399 for your conference pass. Register Now Event Details: Date: June 26-27, 2018 Location: New York Hilton Midtown, 1335 6th Ave, New York, NY 10019 https://mongodb.prakticum-team.ru/world *All happy hours will also serve non-alcoholic drink options.

April 13, 2018

See what you’ll learn at MongoDB World

On June 26-27, the MongoDB community will be in New York City for this year’s largest MongoDB event . The conference will feature tons of activities (served with gallons of coffee on the side) including Community Day, Ask the Experts, a Sponsor Hall, and more. At the heart of every conference lies the content. We’ve crafted an agenda driven by what our community members (i.e., you!) want to learn. Here is a sample of the talks you will find at MongoDB World . Decentralized Identity Management Using Blockchain, Ethereum and MongoDB Jane Fine, MongoDB Overnight to 60 Seconds: An IOT EOT Performance Case-study Kevin Arhelger, MongoDB Bumps and Breezes: Our Journey from RDBMS to MongoDB Ajit Oke, Intel and Harsha Undapalli, Intel Getting Started with Go and MongoDB Kris Brandow, MongoDB Creating a Realtime Web App with MongoDB Change Streams Harry Wolff, MongoDB Using Puppet, Ansible and Ops Manager Together to Create Your Own On-premises MongoDB as a Service Michael Grayson, Paychex Storing Sophisticated Customer Journeys in MongoDB Jon Hyman, Braze, Inc. Multi-channel Distributed Chatbots on MongoDB Marissa Montgomery, Spoke, Inc. Managing a Mission-critical eCommerce Application on MongoDB: Architecture, Configuration, Operation and Security features Ramabathiran Arumugam, Cisco Systems Workload Isolation: Are You Doing it Wrong? Asya Kamsky, MongoDB At MongoDB World , you’ll learn how large enterprises have delivered new applications to market at the speed of a lean startup, and how startups scale and execute on their ideas like an enterprise. New talks are added every week, so keep checking the conference site and make sure to claim your seat! Register Now Event Details: Date: June 26-27, 2018 Location: New York Hilton Midtown, 1335 6th Ave, New York, NY 10019 mongodbworld.com

April 4, 2018