Docsp 16489 todos (#95)

Author: biniona-mongodb

source/fundamentals/crud/read-operations/limit.txt

@@ -17,9 +17,10 @@ Use ``limit()`` to cap the number of documents that a read operation returns.
 This instance method designates the maximum number of
 documents that a read operation can return. If there are not enough documents
 to reach the specified limit, it can return a smaller number.
-If you use ``limit()`` with the ``skip()`` (TODO: link) instance method, the skip applies
+If you use ``limit()`` with the ``skip()`` instance method, the skip applies
 first and the limit only applies to the documents left over after
-the skip.
+the skip. For more information on the ``skip()`` method, see our 
+:doc:`guide on Skipping Returned Documents </fundamentals/crud/read-operations/skip/>`. 
 
 The examples below demonstrate, respectively, how to insert data into
 a collection, how to use ``limit()`` to restrict the number of returned documents,

source/fundamentals/crud/write-operations/embedded-arrays.txt

@@ -35,8 +35,8 @@ The examples on this page use the ``findOneAndUpdate()`` method of the
 ``MongoCollection`` class to retrieve and update the document. Each
 example uses an instance of the ``FindOneAndUpdateOptions`` class to
 have MongoDB retrieve the document after the update occurs. For
-more information on the ``findOneAndUpdate()`` method, see our Compound
-Operations guide <TODO>. 
+more information on the ``findOneAndUpdate()`` method, see our 
+:doc:`Compound Operations guide </fundamentals/crud/compound-operations/>`. 
 
 Specifying an Update
 --------------------

source/fundamentals/crud/write-operations/insert.txt

@@ -26,7 +26,8 @@ methods.
 
 The following sections focus on ``insertOne()`` and
 ``insertMany()``. For information on how to use the ``bulkWrite()``
-method, see our ``Bulk Operations <TODO>`` page. 
+method, see our
+:doc:`guide on Bulk Operations </fundamentals/crud/bulk/>`. 
 
 A Note About ``_id``
 --------------------

source/index.txt

@@ -51,10 +51,20 @@ this section for users that are new to the MongoDB Java driver.
 Fundamentals
 ------------
 Whether you are new to MongoDB or you want to brush up on the core
-concepts, you can check out the Fundamentals section which contains learning
-material on using the Java driver for the following topics:
-
-* TODO
+concepts, you can check out the Fundamentals section which contains
+learning material on using the Java driver to do the following:
+
+- :doc:`Connect to MongoDB </fundamentals/connection>`
+- :doc:`Authenticate with MongoDB </fundamentals/auth>`
+- :doc:`Use the Driver's Data Formats </fundamentals/data-formats>`
+- :doc:`Perform CRUD Operations </fundamentals/crud>`
+- :doc:`Simplify your Code with Builders </fundamentals/builders>`
+- :doc:`Perform Aggregations </fundamentals/aggregation>`
+- :doc:`Construct Indexes </fundamentals/indexes>`
+- :doc:`Specify Collations </fundamentals/collations>`
+- :doc:`Record Events in the Driver </fundamentals/logging>`
+- :doc:`Use Driver Events in your Code </fundamentals/monitoring>`
+- :doc:`Store and Retrieve Files In MongoDB </fundamentals/gridfs>`
 
 API Documentation
 -----------------

source/usage-examples/find.txt

@@ -11,12 +11,17 @@ the collection. If you do not include a filter, MongoDB returns all the
 documents in the collection.
 
 For more information on querying MongoDB with the Java driver, see our
-guide (TODO: link) to querying documents.
+:doc:`guide on Querying Documents </fundamentals/crud/read-operations/retrieve/>`.
 
-You can also chain methods to the ``find()`` method such as ``sort()``
-(TODO: link) which organizes the matched documents in a specified order and
-``projection()`` (TODO: link) which configures the included fields in the
-return document.
+You can also chain methods to the ``find()`` method such as ``sort()`` which
+organizes the matched documents in a specified order and
+``projection()`` which configures the included fields in the
+returned documents.
+
+For more information on the ``sort()`` method, see our
+:doc:`guide on Sorting </fundamentals/crud/read-operations/sort/>`.
+For more information on the ``projection()`` method, see our
+:doc:`guide on Projections </fundamentals/crud/read-operations/project/>`
 
 The ``find()`` method returns an instance of ``FindIterable``, a class
 that offers several methods to access, organize, and traverse the results.

source/usage-examples/findOne.txt

@@ -12,13 +12,16 @@ include a filter, MongoDB returns all the documents in the collection. The
 ``first()`` method returns the first matching document.
 
 For more information on querying MongoDB with the Java driver, see our
-guide (TODO: Fundamentals > CRUD Operations > Read Operations) to querying documents.
+:doc:`guide on Querying Documents </fundamentals/crud/read-operations/retrieve/>`.
 
 You can also chain other methods to the ``find()`` method
-such as ``sort()`` (TODO: Fundamentals > CRUD Operations > Read Operations > sort) 
-which organizes the matched documents in a specified order, and 
-``projection()`` (TODO: Fundamentals > CRUD Operations > specify fields) 
-which configures the fields included in the returned documents.
+such as ``sort()`` which organizes the matched documents in a specified order, and 
+``projection()`` which configures the fields included in the returned documents.
+
+For more information on the ``sort()`` method, see our
+:doc:`guide on Sorting </fundamentals/crud/read-operations/sort/>`.
+For more information on the ``projection()`` method, see our
+:doc:`guide on Projections </fundamentals/crud/read-operations/project/>`
 
 The ``find()`` method returns an instance of ``FindIterable``, a class
 that offers several methods to access, organize, and traverse the results.

source/usage-examples/updateOne.txt

@@ -64,8 +64,8 @@ updates to the matching document:
 We use the ``Updates`` builder, a factory class that contains static
 helper methods to construct the update document. While you can pass an update
 document instead of using the builder, the builder provides type checking and
-simplified syntax. Read our Updates guide (TODO link) in the Builders section
-for more information.
+simplified syntax. For more information on the ``Updates`` builder, see our 
+:doc:`guide on the Updates builder </fundamentals/builders/updates/>`.
 
 .. include:: /includes/connect-guide-note.rst