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In this video, I learned that you are a developer advocate at MongoDB. I'm curious how MongoDB (the company) reconciles your work on your UA-cam channel with what they expect from an employee? I suppose if you're just teaching "web dev" practices -- and not ever promoting a competing product -- they'd be cool with it?
I love this channel so much, it's so good for people who have been programming for a few years to watch these types of videos to get instantly caught up with a framework..
MongoDB for the win! I have been using it in some projects here and there, but definitely learned something from this crash course! Thanks for the video
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Got confused when I saw Traversymedia feed in notifications and at the same time seeing a codestackr face. 😁There is no way I could fail to see by 👍. Great video as always
Hi Brad! Thanks alot for your humble contributions to the programming world. You are really a blessing. Just a little request, will you kindly make a detailed video on using React with Typescript? Also, include Context APIs and useReducer for state management. I didn't find any good video on youtube on this topic.
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Amazing tutorial, like Neo when he learnt kung fu, I can say "I KNOW MONGO". Truly amazing. I still believe mongo is not suited for all project. Im currently developing a huge Insurance TPA application in SQL Server and the relationships / tables normalization is massive. I cannot imagine doing that in Mongo. I did found out how to do a recursive query in Mongo and it was pretty insane compared with SQL Server; but doable. That being said, Mongo is fantastic for some type of projects, but not for others.
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I must be wrong or something, are creating this course on his channel for him in his studio too!?😳 🙆🏾♂️ I see T pillow back there also the chair looks familiar. Just kidding dude, you guys are doing such a wonderful job I've know this channel since 2016, keep them coming guys. Greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿
Thank you for this. Too many MongoDB tutorials focus on the popular ORM, and are not "down to the metal" like this. IMO, developers who want their app to be database-performant at scale need to pass on ORMs and work directly with the MongoDB driver. At 22:05 Is the call to the find() operation before the call to the aggregate() operation necessary here? I thought find() did one atomic thing, and I'm confused as to if/why it needs to be performed in order for the following aggregate() call to work properly.
NO ! the call to the find() operation before the call to the aggregate() operation was NOT necessary here. The MongoDB playground has just this as default file which shows how find and aggregate works, just comment out the find() and you will find that aggregate just works fine.
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I'm new to web development, and especially MongoDB. I was thinking of creating my resume, but give a hopeful employer, of customer a chance to send me messages, via my resume. I'm looking to implement it after this video. I will say, I've not seen any videos on exactly what I'm attempting to accomplish, but this helped me a lot, but I think I'll watch maybe 1 or 2 more videos.
Hi! great video! one doubt, when you insert data, the keys are not wrapped inside quotation marks, I thought it has to be like that, because is a JSON, but seems that it doesn't, and it works either way? (min 8:13)
Hi Brad, how do you make certain sections 'jump' at you? e.g., starting at 2 min 30 secs. This technique is great to engage the audience and would be most appreciative if you can let me know what tool you used.
It would be a lot better if you linked to the documents you're using in the description! At the very least you could just paste them as plain text. What's the point of us setting up an environment if we can't even follow along with what you're doing?
Hi. I was wondering. If I want to do a mongodb database for my ecommerce project, can I do an array of categories for my products? Like, if I need a product to be for Men -> Clothes, Pants can I just category: ['Men', 'Clothes', 'Pants]?
Hey, thanks for this crash course! Is there any way I can setup some kind of local copy of the database so I don't overwrite production data as I develop my app? By following the 'Connect to application' part in the video I tried doing an update and it modifies the actual data of the database. How do I work around this? Clone db? Local setup? How?
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❤Jeezz man, your VSCode's color theme is so cool👍! Can you share the name and customization file for it, please 🙏 The video also Stunning! Thank you very much!
Love the video, but I think the "not only" marketing change was pretty unhelpful. Originally NoSQL meant exactly that, to distinguish it from relational or "SQL databases". Sure you can use SQL or something like SQL to query it but I think it just muddies the water, because that was never the point of the distinction
The amount of free top tier content on this channel is mind blowing!!!!
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Short but comprehensive. I thank Traversy Media and Brad for providing these crash courses to us.
Really appreciate how the content has improved and been expanded from your prior versions. This is really good training, thanks!
damn! I really liked how short and comprehensive that was!
edit: this guy has perfect tutorial/narration voice. So calm and sure.
Had been struggling with mongosh and mongodb installation until I found your video. Thank you very much.
By far the one of the best if not the best beginner friendly mongodb tutorials.
I am sharing this to some of my friends.
You are amazing thank you
It's really a concise video with majority of the important things covered, to setup our project! Thank you so much man!
🤩
sorry codestackr is best 😂😂😂😂
Well done Jesse
@@ahmad-murery thanks!
In this video, I learned that you are a developer advocate at MongoDB. I'm curious how MongoDB (the company) reconciles your work on your UA-cam channel with what they expect from an employee? I suppose if you're just teaching "web dev" practices -- and not ever promoting a competing product -- they'd be cool with it?
I love this channel so much, it's so good for people who have been programming for a few years to watch these types of videos to get instantly caught up with a framework..
MongoDB for the win! I have been using it in some projects here and there, but definitely learned something from this crash course! Thanks for the video
Happy to see who here Jesse! Great stuff again :D
I just started watching. I was surprised by Brad not doing this video, but the transition was very professional :)
Thanks Brad!! I appreciate your time given for community to learn basics of MongoDB.
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I like the way this channel presents tech-content. I finally have a start on mongo db.Please consider a Spring crashCourse too.Thanks.
A spring crash course would be brilliant. For anyone looking for a nice start who sees this comment, consider reading "Spring Start Here"
Wow! Thanks a lot for this! I was struggling with the MongoDB University materials. This was really easy to follow
Got confused when I saw Traversymedia feed in notifications and at the same time seeing a codestackr face. 😁There is no way I could fail to see by 👍.
Great video as always
Hi Brad!
Thanks alot for your humble contributions to the programming world.
You are really a blessing.
Just a little request, will you kindly make a detailed video on using React with Typescript? Also, include Context APIs and useReducer for state management. I didn't find any good video on youtube on this topic.
check out Codding Addict React tutorial
One of the best technical training classes I have watch in a long time. Thank You
As long as it's on Brad's channel, it's my first go-to tutorial. Thank you sir
Sir very good work, I would like to thank you for your effort and your explanation which is very clear
best wishes
Thank you for this tutorial. Very concise and easy to understand/follow. This is a lifesaver.
Man thx a lot!!!!
Watching this after watching ur node.js video.
Will soon try a mern project after finishing the basics of M E R N!
This was really good. Thank you very much for that refresher!
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The content is amazing. within a short time u covered everything. Thanks man
I can’t believe I wasted time learning SQL ، this is far superior for projects i did in the past
Thanks a lot. Straight to the point and extremely easy to follow.
Man, I am really 'upsert' with this MongoDB tutorial.
Thanks so much Jesse, and thanks always Brad. Now itching to 'transliterate' a few projects using MongoDB!
Great tutorial! I'll come back to this so many times
Amazing tutorial, like Neo when he learnt kung fu, I can say "I KNOW MONGO". Truly amazing. I still believe mongo is not suited for all project. Im currently developing a huge Insurance TPA application in SQL Server and the relationships / tables normalization is massive. I cannot imagine doing that in Mongo. I did found out how to do a recursive query in Mongo and it was pretty insane compared with SQL Server; but doable. That being said, Mongo is fantastic for some type of projects, but not for others.
All 2022 courses are coming... cool
I like the way this guy teaches.
Thank you jesse
Awesome crash course!
Unrelated question what's the VS Code theme?
This was packed with a lot of goodies, thanks for making the video!
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I must be wrong or something, are creating this course on his channel for him in his studio too!?😳 🙆🏾♂️ I see T pillow back there also the chair looks familiar.
Just kidding dude, you guys are doing such a wonderful job
I've know this channel since 2016, keep them coming guys.
Greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿
Looks like I've learnt how to use the aggregate more effectively thanks for this piece ✌🏻
This is exactly for beginner thanks
Thanks brad. Its amazing getting started with this tutorial
That was an awesome crash course which you can learn enough about mangodb even if you are newbie in nosql.
Hi Jesse, the brad cap and studio is very cute. Good job all around. Brad is the king.
Thank You Brad for your work. All your videos are awesome and helpful.
Thank you for this. Too many MongoDB tutorials focus on the popular ORM, and are not "down to the metal" like this. IMO, developers who want their app to be database-performant at scale need to pass on ORMs and work directly with the MongoDB driver.
At 22:05 Is the call to the find() operation before the call to the aggregate() operation necessary here? I thought find() did one atomic thing, and I'm confused as to if/why it needs to be performed in order for the following aggregate() call to work properly.
NO ! the call to the find() operation before the call to the aggregate() operation was NOT necessary here. The MongoDB playground has just this as default file which shows how find and aggregate works, just comment out the find() and you will find that aggregate just works fine.
22:09 "... greats dater than ..." lol
Thanks for the tutorial!
Awesome overview! Thanks for the content 😊
Awesome😃 very informative. I subscribed to your channel. 🤗
Thank you very much for this tutorial. With that knowledge, I'm confident I can redirect my logger from file to mongo database.
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Thank you for great tutorial
Would you please let us know what vscode theme are you using? Its amazing!
i really appreciate these short crash courses...long courses sux
This is a greate video that covers it all.
I really apricate this crash course. Short but great. 👍
thank you so much, you have no idea how this helped me, thank you!
I'm new to web development, and especially MongoDB. I was thinking of creating my resume, but give a hopeful employer, of customer a chance to send me messages, via my resume. I'm looking to implement it after this video. I will say, I've not seen any videos on exactly what I'm attempting to accomplish, but this helped me a lot, but I think I'll watch maybe 1 or 2 more videos.
Thank you very much it's very simple way to explain
and very helpful
*Hi Brad ..man ! your looking younger keep it up 😊👍*
Thank you once more!
Wow!! really good video!! Brad, when are you planing on releasing the MERN Redux app for your FTB cource ? :)
thank you so much for this effort.. very well explained
This is a great video, really I appreciate it. Thanks.
Awesome crash course!
Concise, Clear and most importantly covered pretty much The important stuff.
Looking forward to the Other Renewals.
Thanks! That was helpful.
Great job mate🍃🍃🍃💥💯
Excellent video! Thanks!
Great Video!!! Thank you so much..
Amazing, Nice and Easy ❤
At 23:37 you never explain or show what directory you put the index.js file. Where is it supposed to be? How does it connect to Atlas?
Thank you guys ☺️
Dope!
Simply Amazing 👌🏻
Thanks guys... I love your explain
Awesome and easy simplified
Hi! great video! one doubt, when you insert data, the keys are not wrapped inside quotation marks, I thought it has to be like that, because is a JSON, but seems that it doesn't, and it works either way? (min 8:13)
Hi Brad, how do you make certain sections 'jump' at you? e.g., starting at 2 min 30 secs. This technique is great to engage the audience and would be most appreciative if you can let me know what tool you used.
It would be a lot better if you linked to the documents you're using in the description! At the very least you could just paste them as plain text. What's the point of us setting up an environment if we can't even follow along with what you're doing?
Mongos docs are probably one of the most sauciest and chunkies docs I've ever read XP
I love how you green-screened Brad's studio lol
Hy, Which theme are you using for VS code
really awesome🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hi. I was wondering. If I want to do a mongodb database for my ecommerce project, can I do an array of categories for my products? Like, if I need a product to be for Men -> Clothes, Pants can I just category: ['Men', 'Clothes', 'Pants]?
And there you go 💓
in 6:46, I can't connect like in the video. I keep getting bash: syntax error near unexpected token 'newline'
very helpful thank you
Really helpfull -- GOOD JOB (y)
What extension/theme did you use to make the cursor flash yellow?
So aggregation can make thing similar like you're using graphQL for example, am I right?
Wow! great tutorial.
are you going to do node js and express 2022 as well?
Thanks a lot ♥
there's no link in the description for the MongoDB Shell.
There's also no link for the documents he's using throughout the tutorial
Hey, thanks for this crash course! Is there any way I can setup some kind of local copy of the database so I don't overwrite production data as I develop my app? By following the 'Connect to application' part in the video I tried doing an update and it modifies the actual data of the database. How do I work around this? Clone db? Local setup? How?
Thanks man, this was really helpful and informative. Everything worked perfectly. Nice to have an alternative to MySQL.
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can u please make tutorial about aggregation pipeline in mongodb? or can u put in your course in udemy?
❤Jeezz man, your VSCode's color theme is so cool👍! Can you share the name and customization file for it, please 🙏 The video also Stunning! Thank you very much!
I followed Brad course
created 2 users -read and readWrite roles but user with read roles allowing insert.what could be the issue?
Useful 👍
How do you work with multiple databases having different port numbers on the same computer! Multiple instances running at the same time!
Tutorial on Sequelize and it's migrations please
Thanks Brad
Love the video, but I think the "not only" marketing change was pretty unhelpful. Originally NoSQL meant exactly that, to distinguish it from relational or "SQL databases". Sure you can use SQL or something like SQL to query it but I think it just muddies the water, because that was never the point of the distinction