This August, MongoDB released several new versions of its drivers and framework for various programming languages, including Node.js, .NET/C#, Python, Ruby, PHP, and Java. The release includes MongoDB 2.2, which brings interesting changes to the database that might not be immediately apparent to users. Additionally, several blog posts were published on topics such as aggregation frameworks, Pub/sub messaging systems, hosting HTML5 games, using MongoDB with high-volume data feeds, and scaling Facebook's real-time endpoint. The team at MongoDB also shared updates from their summer interns who developed a tool called MongoConnector to integrate MongoDB with other systems.