The MongoDB database is a document-oriented NoSQL database, perfect for high intensive load environments.
The MongoDB Scala Driver allows programmers to write apps that connect, store and retrieve information from a MongoDB database.
This is a MongoDB connector created and supported by the official MongoDB development team, coming packed with lots of examples and documentation.
The connector provides wrappers and extensions to the native MongoDB Java driver meant to allow a more Scala-friendly interface to MongoDB.
It supports serialization/deserialization of common Scala types (including collections and regex), Scala 2.8 collection versions of DBObject and DBList and a fluid query DSL.
MongoDB also comes with drivers for various other programming languages as well:
C
C#
C++
PHP
Perl
Java
Ruby
Erlang
Python
Node.js
Haskell
What is new in this release:
- Removed type alias to com.mongodb.WriteConcern and made method args for it explicit, as it was causing a fun post-compile (aka "library compiles, user code doesn't") implosion.
What is new in version 2.8.2 / 3.0.0-M2:
- Removed type alias to com.mongodb.WriteConcern and made method args for it explicit, as it was causing a fun post-compile (aka "library compiles, user code doesn't") implosion.
What is new in version 2.8.1 / 3.0.0-M2:
- Removed type alias to com.mongodb.WriteConcern and made method args for it explicit, as it was causing a fun post-compile (aka "library compiles, user code doesn't") implosion.
What is new in version 2.8.0 / 3.0.0-M2:
- Removed type alias to com.mongodb.WriteConcern and made method args for it explicit, as it was causing a fun post-compile (aka "library compiles, user code doesn't") implosion.
What is new in version r2.1.5.1:
- Disabled a few tests that weren't passing and known to be 'buggy' in specs1. These are fixed for the upcoming 2.2. release on specs2; they are test bugs rather than Casbah bugs.
- RegEx $not was just flat out wrong - was producing {"foo": {"foo": //}} instead of {"foo": {"$not": {//}}.
- Added a getAsOrElse method.
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