Articles by the Realm team and community

A comparison between relational and object data models

We are excited to announce the release of Realm Kotlin 1.10.0 to Maven Central and Gradle Plugin Portal. This release includes support for:

Today we are happy to announce the release of version 1.3 of the Realm Flutter and Dart SDK.

📢 Release Announcement: @realm/react v0.5.0 🚀

We are excited to announce the release of Realm Kotlin 1.9.0 to Maven Central and Gradle Plugin Portal. This release includes support for:

Atlas Device Sync (ADS) is a platform for online-always data synchronization from mobile/edge devices and MongoDB. It is built from the…

We just released Realm Kotlin 1.8.0 to Maven Central and Gradle Plugin Portal. This release includes support for @PersistedName support for…

We just released Realm Kotlin 1.7.0 to Maven Central and Gradle Plugin Portal. This release includes support for Maps with String keys…

We just released Realm Kotlin 1.6.0 to Maven Central and Gradle Plugin Portal. This release includes support for calling Atlas Functions…

This is an introductory article on how to build your first Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile App using Atlas Device Sync

Hi Coders,

In a serverless application, one of the important features that we must implement for the success of our application is push notifications.

Two years ago, we started tinkering on a Kotlin-first SDK as a cornerstone of crafting new Android and KMM applications. It all started on…

Hi! My name is Tyler and I am an engineer on the Atlas Device Sync team.

Hi Realm and non-Realm Coders,

(Part 4 of the Persistence Comparison Series)

Using MongoDB Realm Sync to build an iOS multi-player version of the classic Windows game

(Part 3 of the Persistence Comparison Series)

In our last post on how to build an offline-first React Native mobile app with Expo and Realm, we talked about a limitation of using Realm…

An iOS Tutorial

Learn how Realm can simplify the architecture of your application

(Part 2 of the Persistence Comparison Series)

Learn how to make your Realm models more expressive by changing property accessibility, adding validation, or storing 3rd party types.

(Part 1 of the Persistence Comparison Series)