Author: Kathryn Vargas

When she's not writing about working with MongoDB, Kathryn spends her free time exploring Berlin's food scene, playing the drums, learning languages (current mission: German), and hiking.

How to Create a MongoDB View

Create a view in MongoDB using Studio 3T’s View Editor

Posted on: 14/02/2020 (last updated: 01/11/2023) • Kathryn Vargas 4 minutes

3 Tips for SQL Users New To MongoDB

With the trend of SQL and NoSQL hybrid approaches in mind, here are 3 tips for SQL users new to MongoDB – and how a MongoDB IDE like Studio 3T can help.

Posted on: 14/02/2020 (last updated: 28/04/2025) • Kathryn Vargas 5 minutes

Shortcuts

A comprehensive list of Studio 3T hotkeys that make working with MongoDB a breeze.

Posted on: 06/02/2020 (last updated: 14/07/2021) • Kathryn Vargas 4 minutes

JSON View

JSON View displays documents within a collection in JSON.

Posted on: 04/02/2020 (last updated: 06/11/2023) • Kathryn Vargas 2 minutes

GridFS Support

Learn how GridFS works and how to use it within Studio 3T.

Posted on: 02/02/2020 (last updated: 31/08/2021) • Kathryn Vargas 4 minutes
3T - MongoDB Tools

What’s New in Studio 3T 2020.1 | Introducing Quickstart and What’s New

We’re starting the New Year with the release of the Quickstart and What’s New tabs – in-app changes that’ll make getting started with Studio 3T even easier.

Posted on: 07/01/2020 (last updated: 28/04/2025) • Kathryn Vargas < 1

MongoDB $out Example | The MongoDB Aggregation Pipeline

We show you how to use the MongoDB $out stage to output documents of an aggregation query to a new collection.

Posted on: 26/11/2019 (last updated: 03/11/2023) • Kathryn Vargas 2 minutes

MongoDB $project Example | The MongoDB Aggregation Pipeline

The $project stage is extremely useful for showing only the fields you need. In this article, we walk through an example of the $project stage in tandem with $lookup.

Posted on: 26/11/2019 (last updated: 03/11/2023) • Kathryn Vargas 3 minutes

MongoDB $lookup Example | The MongoDB Aggregation Pipeline

In this article, we show you two ways to run a MongoDB $lookup using Studio 3T. $lookup lets you join data from two collections, as long as they are on the same database.

Posted on: 26/11/2019 (last updated: 16/10/2023) • Kathryn Vargas 4 minutes