Prisma is an open source next-generation ORM. 

Prisma can be used in any Node.js or TypeScript backend application. This can be a REST API, a GraphQL API, a gRPC API, or anything else that needs a database. Prisma is available for MongoDB in Preview (at the time of this publication.) 

Daniel Norman, Developer Advocate at Prisma joins Michael Lynn to chat about Prisma, about ORM's and why you, as a developer may be interested.

In this episode, we talk with Jeremy Suriel, Co-Founder and CTO of Kustomer. 

Kustomer is the customer service CRM platform helping contact centers and businesses reimagine service and support in today’s customer-first world. Kustomer enables personalized, efficient and effortless customer and agent experiences by delivering unprecedented views of a customer's history, facilitating continuous omnichannel conversations and using intelligence to automate repetitive tasks and surface knowledge.

Kustomer is leveraging a forward-thinking approach to their application and incorporates Node-JS, Microservices, AI, ML and of course, MongoDB. To learn more about the Kustomer platform, visit https://www.kustomer.com.

To learn more about career opportunities at Kustomer, visit their careers page at https://www.kustomer.com/careers.

On this episode of the MongoDB Podcast, we chat with Luca Vicentini, Senior Manager & Cloud Specialist Lead in SDG Group. We discuss how to use MongoDB securely when dealing with healthcare applications.

Luca Vicentini, Senior Manager & Cloud Specialist Lead in SDG Group, a Global management consulting firm specialized in Big Data & Analytics, talked with us about DocDot, an in house developed application for continuous health care on a platform enabling telemonitoring, televisit, teleprescription and geolocalization services through a smartphone app thanks to the MongoDB Technology which allowed to manage real-time data in a more efficient and flexible way with a level of security aligned with the market medical standards.

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Eric Reid is a Principal Consulting Engineer in MongoDB's Professional Services organization and on this episode, we discuss the role of a consulting engineer and how his years in the industry add value to this unique, and challenging role. If you've got a multi-faceted skillset that incorporates various aspects of software development, systems architecture, operations and of course, MongoDB, you may wish to look at this role as possibility. 

Learn more about career opportunities and the Consulting Engineer role specifically on MongoDB's Careers Page.

Speaking at public events such as conferences and tech events is a great way to raise your profile, demonstrate things you've learned and teach others.

On today's show, we chat with Sven Peters of MongoDB's Developer Relations team as well as several professionals with years of professional public speaking experience. Today's show is jam-packed with tips, guidance, and resources to help you improve your public speaking, or get ready for your first public speaking event. We kick things off with one of the most impactful, and powerful public speakers I know... Dev Ittycheria, President and CEO of MongoDB sharing his experience and tips around public speaking.

Resources:

MongoDB Community Speaker Program: https://www.mongodb.com/developer/community/speaker-program/

Apply for the MongoDB Speaker Grant: https://www.mongodb.com/developer/community/community-speaker-grant/

MongoDB University Course - Crafting Conference Abstracts: https://university.mongodb.com/courses/T101/about

Find Sven on Social Media:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/svenpet

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/svenpeters73/?originalSubdomain=de

Thanks to our guest contributors:

Dev Ittycheria - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dittycheria/

Andres Almiray  - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aalmiray/

Holly Cummins - https://www.linkedin.com/in/holly-k-cummins/

Ix-chel Ruiz - http://www.ixchelruiz.com/

Ever get so bogged down with a problem that you feel like there's no way out? Or, like there's got to be a more systematic approach to solving problems? Well, on today's episode, we're talking with Danny Hatcher who has developed a course to teach you how to solve problems with a systematic approach to diagnosis and troubleshooting. 

The course, M112, is available for free on MongoDB University and you can get started today!

• Anaiya Raisinghani
• Devin O'Keefe
• Kelly Rudder
• Sylvia Cruz-Albrecht

Douglas Eck is a Principal Scientist at Google Research and a research director on the Brain Team. His work lies at the intersection of machine learning and human-computer interaction (HCI). Doug created and helps lead Magenta (g.co/magenta), an ongoing research project exploring the role of machine learning in the process of creating art and music. 

On today's episode, Anaiya Raisinghani leads a discussion with Doug to explore the intersection of AI/ML and databases. 

Jim McClarty is a Software Architect at Keller Williams. Keller Williams Realty began as one office based in Austin, TX that sold local residential properties. From these humble beginnings blossomed the largest real estate company in the world. Today, we chat with Jim about how Keller Williams leverages technology, and specifically MongoDB to achieve massive scale. 

Interested in career opportunities at Keller Williams? Contact Jim to discuss details of the opportunities.

Looking for a FREE MongoDB developer event with discussions, demos, and lots of fun? Join us Wednesday, July 21st for MongoDB Community Day starting at Noon ET. 🕛 Streams live on YouTube!

Schedule 👀 → https://community.mongodb.com/cd21

YouTube livestream → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m975eFQFgss