A. Jesse Jiryu Davis

Category: MongoDB

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.
Announcing PyMongo 2.7 release candidate Try it out: "pip install https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-python-driver/archive/2.7rc0.tar.gz"