A. Jesse Jiryu Davis
- Motor 0.3.2 Released
Fixes a socket leak in "copy_database" that has been present since Motor 0.2.
- Motor 0.3.1 Released
Fixes a bug when GridFSHandler is combined with a timezone-aware MotorClient.
- Goodbye MongoDB World, Hello Open Source Bridge
In NYC, I talked about MongoDB and Python for visualization. Now I'm going to Portland OR to talk about writing.
- Refactoring Tornado Coroutines
Asynchronous Python is more flexible than blocking code, but you need to follow a few rules.
- Motor 0.3 Released
No new features. Now supports Python 2 and 3 single-source.
- Motor 0.2.1 Released
A patch release that fixes two bugs.
- Motor 0.2 Released
Motor 0.2 has been released. It's a huge upgrade: ease-of-use improvements, non-blocking DNS, and compatibility with MongoDB 2.6 and PyMongo 2.7.
- PyMongo 2.7 Has Shipped
New features, mainly to support MongoDB 2.6.
- An Enlightening Failure
How I fooled myself into thinking I'd made my code eight times faster.
- Testing Network Errors With MongoDB A little-known method for simulating a temporary outage with MongoDB.