Author: Kirsty Burgess

When she's not working at 3T, you can find Kirsty trying to do silly things like triangle pose with ski boots on, or making a mess in the kitchen with all the jars from the spice cupboard, or up on the hill behind her house walking and looking out to the tall buildings on the horizon.

5 Reasons You Should Install A Local MongoDB Database

Posted on: 20/09/2023 by Kirsty Burgess

Want to know why you should install a local MongoDB database instead of a cloud-based database? Studio 3T gives you 5 good reasons!

How to install a local MongoDB on macOS and connect to Studio 3T

Posted on: 20/09/2023 by Kirsty Burgess

Step-by-step instructions for setting up a local MongoDB on your Mac and how to connect it to Studio 3T

Meet Studio 3T at MongoDB.local London

Posted on: 19/09/2023 by Kirsty Burgess

Join us at MongoDB.local London on September 26! We can’t wait to meet you and hear all about your MongoDB experiences! The Studio 3T team will be available throughout the event to show you how Studio 3T can make your MongoDB journey even more enjoyable. Find us at Booth B16 and catch up with all […]

Meet Studio 3T at MongoDB.local Bengaluru

Posted on: 06/09/2023 by Kirsty Burgess

Catch up with the Studio 3T team at MongoDB.local Bengaluru on September 12th and find out all the latest Studio 3T developments. Pop by and ask us about: Don’t miss our talk, “Query Faster on MongoDB” with Studio 3T’s Chandan Nallal (Senior Key Account Manager) and Saket Patil (Key Account Manager), and MongoDB’s Ashwin Gangadhar […]

What’s New in Studio 3T 2023.6 – Introducing Team Sharing

Posted on: 24/08/2023 (last updated: 20/09/2023) by Kirsty Burgess

Do you want to collaborate with other team members on MongoDB queries and scripts? In Studio 3T 2023.6, we’ve introduced Team Sharing where you can create private folders so that you can share queries and scripts with other Studio 3T users. You can share database connections too. Your colleagues can modify and save the items […]

Streamlining collaboration in MongoDB with Studio 3T’s Team Sharing

Posted on: 24/08/2023 by Kirsty Burgess

When it comes to remote teams and fast-moving development processes, effective collaboration is the key to success. That’s why Studio 3T has introduced Team Sharing, the MongoDB collaboration tool that makes easy work of sharing connections, queries, and scripts. Team Sharing caters to teams of all sizes no matter where they are, whether local or […]

MongoDB Collections – A Complete Guide and Tutorial

Posted on: 28/07/2023 (last updated: 11/09/2023) by Kirsty Burgess

In MongoDB, data records are stored as documents, specifically in BSON format, and these documents are grouped together within collections. Each database in MongoDB can contain one or more collections, with each collection acting as a container for related documents. This document-oriented approach allows for flexible and scalable data storage, enabling efficient organization and retrieval […]

MongoDB.local NYC 2023 Roundup

Posted on: 28/06/2023 by Kirsty Burgess

We’re back from last week’s MongoDB.local event in NYC! We loved talking to you, whether it was at our booth or after Studio 3T’s talk by Leigh Cooper about creating templates for aggregation pipelines. Thank you so much for stopping by! Here’s a summary of the MongoDB product announcements at the NYC event: Atlas Stream […]

Meet Studio 3T at MongoDB.local NYC

Posted on: 19/06/2023 by Kirsty Burgess

We’ll be at MongoDB.local NYC on June 22nd, so come along and catch up with the latest Studio 3T developments. The first half of 2023 has been busy for Studio 3T, so why not pop by and find out what we’ve been adding to Studio 3T. Find us at Booth 223 next to Breakout Stage […]

What’s New in Studio 3T 2023.5 – Keeping up to date with MongoDB

Posted on: 13/06/2023 (last updated: 14/06/2023) by Kirsty Burgess

Studio 3T 2023.5 is all about keeping up to date with the latest developments in MongoDB. We’ve added support for new aggregation stages and operators, updated the MongoDB Shell, and updated our Java driver. Read on to find out the improvements we’ve made to the tools we released earlier in 2023: AI Helper and Index […]