After months of work, Morphium 6.2.0 is ready. This release brings some fundamental changes — most notably the extraction of PoppyDB as a standalone module. But let's go through it step by step.
PoppyDB — a lightweight, MongoDB-compatible in-memory server. Perfect as a test backend, as a messaging solution without MongoDB, or for quick prototyping. Now available as a standalone Maven module — with built-in snapshot persistence.
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13 releases, 417 commits: Morphium v6.x has evolved massively. MorphiumServer with replica set support and SSL, a finally stable connection pool, significantly faster InMemoryDriver, and self-healing ChangeStreams. Plus: Jackson removed as a dependency. An overview of everything important since v6.0.0.
Today we're thrilled to announce Morphium 6.0, a major release of our feature-rich MongoDB Object Document Mapper for Java. This release brings full JDK 21 support, a comple...
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