Building a Simple Front-End for Your ArangoDB Datasource

A major pain point around building apps is designing the UI elements. Fortunately, with Appsmith, you create a custom frontend in minutes. Connecting datasources with Appsmith takes a few minutes, and you can easily build tools on top of the database of your choice. For example, you can build admin panels to manage product catalogs, read content data from your database and use that to populate your e-commerce website, and then write more data and update your existing orders in the database. The possibilities are countless.

In this blog, I will teach you how to build a frontend that can connect to ArangoDB as a datasource.

Introduction to MongoDB With Java

mongoDBWe now live in a data driven world where we are generating so much data that it becomes difficult to manage this data using databases. There are different databases available for different use cases. For a long time Relational databases were used for most of the uses cases, but as the technology advanced and modern applications came which need more scalability and variety came into picture it became important to choose the right database. This is where one of the No-SQL databases comes in such as MongoDB. In this blog we will have an Introduction to MongoDB and how we can get started with MongoDB with java.

What Is MongoDB?

MongoDB is an open-source non relational, document oriented database. MongoDB being document oriented means that it stores data in JSON like documents which makes it more powerful and expressive. Data is stored in documents in Key pair values.