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Have you looked at DataGrip from JetBrains or RoboMongo? I have used both of those as DB tools. Currently I have no Mongo databases and only use DataGrip, but
by davismwfl 6y ago
Have you looked at DataGrip from JetBrains or RoboMongo?
I have used both of those as DB tools. Currently I have no Mongo databases and only use DataGrip, but I understand it supports Mongo pretty well and it is a decent tool. DataGrip isn't free but does have a free trial. Also, I believe there are a couple of different plug-ins for Visual Studio code that work with Mongo, but I don't use it so can't say how well etc.
* edit, sorry, just realized you said in browser, none of my suggestions are in-browser.
- utkarsh_apoorva 6y agoThat's cool actually. Not being in the browser is not a dealbreaker. I need something simple, not clunky, preferably free or low subscription cost. Checking out Robomongo as I write this. EDIT: neither of these can be used for BI like visualisations, can they?
- davismwfl 6y agoNo RoboMongo (at least last I knew) is only for data access, not BI visualization. Honestly, I am not aware of any tools that do BI visualization directly from Mongo, there are plenty for SQL of course. In my opinion/experience, Mongo isn't really a good generic BI data warehouse/lake etc, so it probably will be hard to find generic tooling around that specific problem domain using Mongo without custom writing your own map-reduce and building your own visualizations with like highcharts/syncfusion/d3 etc.