In case you got bored with the existing MongoDB tools — and there are quite a few: futon4mongo, phpMoAdmin and Mongo3, MongoHub for Mac, Myngo (a phpMyAdmin for MongoDB), and RockMongo, another PHP management and admin tool — you shouldn’t worry as I have a couple more for you:

MongoExplorer

MongoExplorer is a native Mac Cocoa application developed by François Beausoleil which also led to the creation of an Objective-C MongoDB driver:

I had tried mongohub, but my itch wasn’t scratched: I wanted something that displayed my data in tables, not as some kind of outline. Thus was born Mongo Explorer.

The first release can be downloaded from ☞ here (zip) and the project is hosted on ☞ GitHub

Opricot

Opricot is another web-based — like futon4mongo, phpMoAdmin and Mongo3, Myngo, or RockMongo — administration tool for MongoDB

Our aim is to provide a snappy, fully featured alternative to the native MongoDB shell for database management tasks.

In addition to GUI functionality, it provides a Javascript environment for automated processing / db management / analytics. The Javascript is executed directly in the browser, and the included MongoDB API and syntax is, while not identical, very similar to the native MongoDB shell.

Opricot can be downloaded from the ☞ project homepage.

I’m wondering when we will start to see some consolidation in this space as with as many tools around things will get quite confusing.

MongoVUE

• MongoVUE is a GUI (graphical user interface) application that helps you administer, develop and learn MongoDB.
• MongoVUE is FREE to use.
• To run properly, MongoVUE requires Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 installed on your computer.

Original title and link for this post: Even More MongoDB Tools (published on the NoSQL blog: myNoSQL)