#Robo 3t query builder update#

In March this year I added a number of article citations attesting to the notability of the subject matter, especially the existence of the Studio IDE now show that MongoDB has reached the mainstream as a serious database for enterprise and government.

#Robo 3t query builder update#

I have continued to update this draft page with new citations and release updates. Schema and data exploration Īnalysis of stats for different data types comparison and synchronisation of databases, collections and documents Visual Index Builder Įnable freetext search with multiple fields by building indexes visually Import/Export options ĬSV, SQL, JSON, mongodump supported References

Queries are constructed by drag-and-dropping fields and operators into a visual query builder using automated code completion with an aggregation pipeline builder map reduce or writing standard SQL queries, with auto-translation into mongoshell JSON script. The IDE contains functions for editing data in-place, code completion with Intellishell and query code generation in Java, Javascript, Python and C#. It can also be used to connect to an Azure Cosmos DB MongoDB API account Features Coding assistance Studio 3T runs on Windows, MacOS and Linux. In March 2017 3T Software Labs acquired the Robomongo GUI, which was subsequently renamed Robo 3T, subsequently releasing an updated version of this open source platform. In June 2016, standalone tools for Schema Analysis and Data Compare & Sync were combined with MongoChef and in January 2017 MongoChef was relaunched as the Studio 3T IDE for MongoDB. In May 2015, version 2.0 included the Intellishell code completion feature and version 3.0 added the aggregation pipeline builder. Three friends and NoSQL enthusiasts – Thomas Zahn, Tomasz Naumowicz and Graham Thomson (hence the name 3T) – came together to build a visual client for the MongoDB platform.

Studio 3T was originally named MongoChef and version 1.0 was released in late 2013.