Node.js at MongoDB World
If you’re heading out to MongoDB world this year and have an interest in Node.js + MongoDB, there are going to be some awesome talks and workshops centered around making Node.js and MongoDB work together this year. In addition, we'll have a booth at the conference, so be sure to stop by and say hello!
I’ve collected a list of the Node.js talks at MongoDB - covering everything from enterprise-grade experiences with Node.js and MongoDB to hands-on workshops with the MEAN stack, Docker, and Kubernetes.
MongoDB World - Node.js Talks on Day 1:
Enabling Clinical Research in the Real World with Sensors, Node.js and MongoDB
- Length: 40 minutes
- Time: June 20th, 2:40pm
- Presenter: Brenda Deverell Cortez
- More details: Session page
MongoDB World - Node.js Talks on Day 2:
Building a Microservices-based ERP System using Node.js and MongoDB
- Length: 40 minutes
- Date: June 21, 3:40 PM
- Presenter: Jerry Reghunadh
- More details: Session page
Drivers: Node
- Length: 40 minutes
- Time: June 21, 3:40pm
- Presenter: Matt Broadstone and Lucas Hrabovsky
- More details: Session page
Tutorial: Running MongoDB and MEAN Apps in Docker and Kubernetes
- Length: 80 minutes (Workshop)
- Time: June 21, 2:00pm
- Presenter: Vadim Polyakov
- More details: Session page
Tutorial: Building Your First Mean Stack Application
- Length: 80 Minutes (Workshop)
- Time: June 21, 10:50 AM
- Presenter: Travis Tidwell
- More details: Session page
One last thing…
If you’re interested in MongoDB and Node.js, then you’ll likely be interested in what’s new in Node.js 8 - some hefty performance improvements, several powerful new features, and more - which was just released just last week.
If you’re looking to expand your team into Node.js further - or optimize your current setup and learn best practices when using MongoDB and Node.js together - you should take a look at our Architecture Evaluation and Node.js Training offerings for teams and businesses. If you'd like to talk at MongoDB World, we'd love to talk with you.
Otherwise, you can stay in touch with what’s happening with Node.js and the massive surrounding ecosystem by checking out @NodeSource on Twitter - we’ll keep you up to date with the latest Node.js releases, tools, guides, and more.