[Karupan]

> I led the team that designed MongoDB’s pioneering user experience

As someone who has used mongo, genuinely curious about which part of the user experience is being highlighted here.

Thanks for all your work with the Go community and good luck with the new team!

[mbd64]

“I led the team that designed MongoDB’s pioneering user experience."

Let's break this down and I'll explain why he is a total liar and bullshit artist.

This makes it sound like he designed the mongodb query language. Only he could pass off inflicting the crappy Drupal website as designing MongoDB's pioneering user experience. He can't be talking about MongoDB the company, it was 10gen so obviously insinuating it was the DB.

The entire Driver and integrations ecosystem had to be cleaned up. His mess. Was barely ever in the office.

MongoDB user manual? You mean the book that Kristina wrote - who worked on the Server team and had nothing to do with you.

[stackpush]

Google search turned up https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/ as the MongoDB user manual.

According to Github, he even contributed to it https://github.com/mongodb/docs/graphs/contributors

There's a lot of evidence that his claims are at least plausible if not credible.

You created a burner account and anonymously keep spreading obscure attacks and lies without any evidence.

[nhooyr]

I know nothing about the parent comment but to be fair, he has only 12 commits with about 600 total line changes (additions and deletions) which places him 50th on the contributor list. That doesn't mean much in regards to spf13's involvement.

[spf13]

I built and led the team that was responsible for the MongoDB user experience. We designed and built MongoDB's integrations with programming languages & third party systems (Drupal, Hadoop, Storm, Spark, etc). Our team wrote the MongoDB user manual too and we were responsible for the websites.

My blog has a lot of talks / posts about the work our team did if you want to read up more about it.

[Karupan]

Thanks, appreciate your response! Didn’t occur to me that you were talking about the UX for the entire ecosystem. Will read your blog for more details.

[Redsquare]

Perhaps Mongo Atlas?

[jd_mongodb]

Steve left many years before MongoDB Atlas launched