MongoDB - The Complete Developer's Guide 2023

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Academind by Maximilian Schwarzmüller,Maximilian Schwarzmüller

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01 - Introduction

001 Introduction.mp4

02:07

002 What is MongoDB.mp4

05:36

003 Join our Online Learning Community.html

004 The Key MongoDB Characteristics (and how they differ from SQL Databases).mp4

02:55

005 Understanding the MongoDB Ecosystem.mp4

04:19

006 General Setup Instructions & Installing MongoDB on macOS.mp4

16:52

007 Installing MongoDB on Windows.mp4

08:10

008 Installing the MongoDB Shell.mp4

05:59

009 Installing mongoimport.html

010 Time To Get Started!.mp4

05:37

011 Shell vs Drivers.mp4

03:29

012 MongoDB + Clients The Big Picture.mp4

02:58

013 Course Outline.mp4

04:38

014 How To Get The Most Out Of The Course.mp4

02:30

02 - Understanding the Basics & CRUD Operations

001 Module Introduction.mp4

01:30

002 Understanding Databases, Collections & Documents.mp4

03:47

003 The Shell & MongoDB Drivers for Different Languages.mp4

02:40

004 Creating Databases & Collections.mp4

03:16

005 01-flights.zip

005 Understanding JSON Data.mp4

04:05

006 Comparing JSON & BSON.mp4

05:23

007 Create, Read, Update, Delete (CRUD) & MongoDB.mp4

05:37

008 Finding, Inserting, Deleting & Updating Elements.mp4

07:47

009 01-flights.zip

009 Understanding insertMany().mp4

01:48

010 Diving Deeper Into Finding Data.mp4

03:55

011 update vs updateMany().mp4

04:41

012 02-passengers.zip

012 Understanding find() & the Cursor Object.mp4

07:30

013 Understanding Projection.mp4

03:38

014 Embedded Documents & Arrays - The Theory.mp4

01:56

015 Working with Embedded Documents.mp4

02:28

016 Working with Arrays.mp4

01:43

017 Accessing Structured Data.mp4

04:39

018 Wrap Up.mp4

02:47

019 Useful Resources & Links.html

03 - Schemas & Relations How to Structure Documents

001 Resetting Your Database.html

002 Module Introduction.mp4

02:12

003 Why Do We Use Schemas.mp4

03:57

004 Structuring Documents.mp4

07:43

005 Data Types - An Overview.mp4

06:23

006 Data Types in Action.mp4

12:15

007 Data Types & Limits.html

008 How to Derive your Data Structure - Requirements.mp4

05:07

009 Understanding Relations.mp4

02:58

010 One To One Relations - Embedded.mp4

06:20

011 One To One - Using References.mp4

04:54

012 One To Many - Embedded.mp4

05:07

013 One To Many - Using References.mp4

04:04

014 Many To Many - Embedded.mp4

07:17

015 Many To Many - Using References.mp4

05:25

016 Summarizing Relations.mp4

02:18

017 Using lookUp() for Merging Reference Relations.mp4

04:36

018 Planning the Example Exercise.mp4

06:56

019 Implementing the Example Exercise.mp4

04:16

020 Understanding Schema Validation.mp4

02:57

021 Adding Collection Document Validation.mp4

09:07

021 validation.zip

022 Changing the Validation Action.mp4

03:43

022 validation-2.zip

023 Wrap Up.mp4

04:08

024 Useful Resources & Links.html

04 - Exploring The Shell & The Server

001 Module Introduction.mp4

01:01

002 Finding Available Options.mp4

02:15

003 Setting dbpath & logpath.mp4

04:41

004 Exploring the MongoDB Options.mp4

02:00

005 MongoDB as a Background Service.mp4

03:09

006 Using a Config File.mp4

03:02

006 mongod.cfg.zip

007 Shell Options & Help.mp4

04:13

008 Useful Resources & Links.html

05 - Using the MongoDB Compass to Explore Data Visually

001 Module Introduction.mp4

00:50

002 Exploring the MongoDB Compass.mp4

05:50

003 Useful Resources & Links.html

06 - Diving Into Create Operations

001 Module Introduction.mp4

01:12

002 Creating Documents - An Overview.mp4

01:47

003 Understanding insert() Methods.mp4

06:10

003 insertMany-docs.txt

004 Working with Ordered Inserts.mp4

07:47

005 Understanding the writeConcern.mp4

05:44

006 The writeConcern in Practice.mp4

04:09

007 What is Atomicity.mp4

02:39

008 Importing Data.mp4

03:37

008 tv-shows.zip

009 Wrap Up.mp4

02:38

010 Useful Resources & Links.html

07 - Read Operations - A Closer Look

001 Module Introduction.mp4

01:40

001 tv-shows.zip

002 Methods, Filters & Operators.mp4

02:54

002 tv-shows.zip

003 Operators - An Overview.mp4

03:02

004 Query Selectors & Projection Operators.mp4

01:16

005 Understanding findOne() & find().mp4

04:32

006 Working with Comparison Operators.mp4

05:20

007 Querying Embedded Fields & Arrays.mp4

04:52

008 Understanding $in and $nin.mp4

009 $or and $nor.mp4

010 Understanding the $and Operator.mp4

011 Using $not.mp4

012 Diving Into Element Operators.mp4

05:30

013 Working with $type.mp4

014 Understanding Evaluation Operators - $regex.mp4

015 Understanding Evaluation Operators - $expr.mp4

016 Diving Deeper Into Querying Arrays.mp4

04:09

017 Using Array Query Selectors - $size.mp4

018 Using Array Query Selectors - $all.mp4

019 Using Array Query Selectors - $elemMatch.mp4

020 Understanding Cursors.mp4

02:48

021 Applying Cursors.mp4

06:02

022 Sorting Cursor Results.mp4

03:09

023 Skipping & Limiting Cursor Results.mp4

03:31

024 Using Projection to Shape our Results.mp4

04:02

025 Using Projection in Arrays.mp4

05:12

026 Understanding $slice.mp4

027 Useful Resources & Links.html

08 - Update Operations

001 Module Introduction.mp4

01:01

002 Updating Fields with updateOne(), updateMany() and $set.mp4

002 users.zip

003 Updating Multiple Fields with $set.mp4

004 Incrementing & Decrementing Values.mp4

03:33

005 Using $min, $max and $mul.mp4

006 Getting Rid of Fields.mp4

02:04

007 Renaming Fields.mp4

01:20

008 Understanding upsert().mp4

04:01

009 Updating Matched Array Elements.mp4

06:56

010 Updating All Array Elements.mp4

06:27

011 Finding & Updating Specific Fields.mp4

05:35

012 Adding Elements to Arrays.mp4

04:46

013 Removing Elements from Arrays.mp4

02:34

014 Understanding $addToSet.mp4

015 Wrap Up.mp4

01:39

016 Useful Resources & Links.html

09 - Understanding Delete Operations

001 Module Introduction.mp4

00:31

002 Understanding deleteOne() & deleteMany().mp4

04:08

003 Deleting All Entries in a Collection.mp4

02:00

004 Useful Resources & Links.html

10 - Working with Indexes

001 Module Introduction.mp4

01:20

002 What Are Indexes & Why Do We Use Them.mp4

04:18

003 Adding a Single Field Index.mp4

08:06

003 persons.zip

004 Indexes Behind the Scenes.html

005 Understanding Index Restrictions.mp4

02:51

006 Creating Compound Indexes.mp4

07:14

007 Using Indexes for Sorting.mp4

02:25

008 Understanding the Default Index.mp4

00:59

009 Configuring Indexes.mp4

02:28

010 Understanding Partial Filters.mp4

06:07

011 Applying the Partial Index.mp4

03:37

012 Understanding the Time-To-Live (TTL) Index.mp4

03:56

013 Query Diagnosis & Query Planning.mp4

02:10

014 Understanding Covered Queries.mp4

03:34

015 How MongoDB Rejects a Plan.mp4

07:37

016 Using Multi-Key Indexes.mp4

08:16

017 Understanding Text Indexes.mp4

06:09

018 Text Indexes & Sorting.mp4

02:21

019 Creating Combined Text Indexes.mp4

02:54

020 Using Text Indexes to Exclude Words.mp4

00:54

021 Setting the Default Language & Using Weights.mp4

06:32

022 Building Indexes.mp4

07:40

022 credit-rating.zip

023 Wrap Up.mp4

02:24

024 Useful Resources & Links.html

11 - Working with Geospatial Data

001 Module Introduction.mp4

00:53

002 Adding GeoJSON Data.mp4

04:51

003 Running Geo Queries.mp4

03:22

004 Adding a Geospatial Index to Track the Distance.mp4

02:52

005 Adding Additional Locations.mp4

03:34

006 Finding Places Inside a Certain Area.mp4

06:22

007 Finding Out If a User Is Inside a Specific Area.mp4

05:27

008 Finding Places Within a Certain Radius.mp4

05:38

009 Wrap Up.mp4

01:40

010 Useful Resources & Links.html

12 - Understanding the Aggregation Framework

001 Module Introduction.mp4

01:34

002 What is the Aggregation Framework.mp4

02:00

003 Getting Started with the Aggregation Pipeline.mp4

01:21

003 persons.zip

004 Using the Aggregation Framework.mp4

03:12

005 Understanding the Group Stage.mp4

05:56

005 commands-1.zip

006 Diving Deeper Into the Group Stage.mp4

03:12

006 commands-2.zip

007 Working with $project.mp4

007 commands-3.zip

008 Turning the Location Into a geoJSON Object.mp4

07:59

009 Transforming the Birthdate.mp4

03:48

009 commands-4.zip

010 Using Shortcuts for Transformations.mp4

01:25

010 commands-5.zip

011 Understanding the $isoWeekYear Operator.mp4

011 commands-6.zip

012 $group vs $project.mp4

013 Pushing Elements Into Newly Created Arrays.mp4

04:03

013 array-data.zip

014 Understanding the $unwind Stage.mp4

014 commands-7.zip

015 Eliminating Duplicate Values.mp4

00:50

015 commands-8.zip

016 Using Projection with Arrays.mp4

03:03

016 commands-9.zip

017 Getting the Length of an Array.mp4

01:12

017 commands-10.zip

018 Using the $filter Operator.mp4

018 commands-11.zip

019 Applying Multiple Operations to our Array.mp4

07:31

019 commands-12.zip

020 Understanding $bucket.mp4

020 commands-13.zip

021 Diving Into Additional Stages.mp4

07:29

021 commands-14.zip

022 How MongoDB Optimizes Your Aggregation Pipelines.html

023 Writing Pipeline Results Into a New Collection.mp4

01:47

023 commands-15.zip

024 Working with the $geoNear Stage.mp4

024 commands-16.zip

025 Wrap Up.mp4

02:41

026 Useful Resources & Links.html

external-links.txt

13 - Working with Numeric Data

001 Module Introduction.mp4

00:54

002 Number Types - An Overview.mp4

06:28

003 MongoDB Shell & Data Types.html

004 Understanding Programming Language Defaults.mp4

03:33

005 Working with int32.mp4

05:17

006 Working with int64.mp4

06:32

007 Doing Maths with Floats int32s & int64s.mp4

06:57

008 Whats Wrong with Normal Doubles.mp4

04:20

009 Working with Decimal 128bit.mp4

04:14

010 Wrap Up.mp4

01:40

011 Useful Resources & Links.html

14 - MongoDB & Security

001 Module Introduction.mp4

04:23

002 Understanding Role Based Access Control.mp4

06:48

003 Roles - Examples.mp4

02:13

004 Creating a User.mp4

05:50

005 Built-In Roles - An Overview.mp4

05:40

006 Assigning Roles to Users & Databases.mp4

04:48

007 Updating & Extending Roles to Other Databases.mp4

05:06

008 Adding SSL Transport Encryption.mp4

10:21

009 Encryption at REST.mp4

01:25

010 Wrap Up.mp4

03:21

011 Useful Resources & Links.html

external-links.txt

15 - Performance, Fault Tolerancy & Deployment

001 Module Introduction.mp4

01:52

002 What Influences Performance.mp4

03:01

003 Understanding Capped Collections.mp4

05:05

004 What are Replica Sets.mp4

04:36

005 Understanding Sharding.mp4

06:14

006 Deploying a MongoDB Server.mp4

02:25

007 Using MongoDB Atlas.mp4

09:17

008 Backups & Setting Alerts in MongoDB Atlas.mp4

01:27

009 Connecting to our Cluster.mp4

03:36

010 Wrap Up.mp4

01:58

011 Useful Resources & Links.html

16 - Transactions

001 Module Introduction.mp4

01:04

002 What are Transactions.mp4

02:03

003 A Typical Usecase.mp4

02:18

004 How Does a Transaction Work.mp4

07:42

005 Useful Resources & Links.html

17 - From Shell to Driver

001 Module Introduction.mp4

02:13

002 Splitting Work Between the Driver & the Shell.mp4

02:06

003 Preparing our Project.mp4

04:49

003 shell-to-driver-01-starting-code.zip

004 Installing Visual Studio Code.mp4

01:46

005 Installing the Node.js Driver.mp4

04:56

006 Connecting Node.js & the MongoDB Cluster.mp4

06:31

006 shell-to-driver-02-added-mongodb-connection.zip

007 Storing Products in the Database.mp4

04:53

008 Storing the Price as 128bit Decimal.mp4

06:10

008 shell-to-driver-03-insert-data.zip

009 Fetching Data From the Database.mp4

06:23

009 shell-to-driver-04-fetch-data.zip

010 Creating a More Realistic Setup.mp4

11:48

010 shell-to-driver-05-manage-connection-better.zip

011 Getting a Single Product.mp4

03:20

011 shell-to-driver-06-fetch-single-product.zip

012 Editing & Deleting Products.mp4

07:28

012 shell-to-driver-07-update-and-delete-products.zip

013 Implementing Pagination.mp4

04:58

013 shell-to-driver-08-pagination-demo-code.zip

014 Adding an Index.mp4

01:27

015 Signing Users Up.mp4

07:03

015 shell-to-driver-09-added-user-signup.zip

016 Adding an Index to Make the Email Unique.mp4

01:13

017 Adding User Sign In.mp4

05:18

017 shell-to-driver-10-added-login.zip

018 Wrap Up.mp4

01:11

019 Useful Resources & Links.html

18 - Introducing Stitch

001 Module Introduction.mp4

01:42

002 Stitch & MongoDB Realm.html

003 What is Stitch.mp4

07:23

004 Preparations.mp4

02:04

004 stitch-01-starting-code.zip

005 Start Using Stitch.mp4

04:33

006 Adding Stitch to our App & Initializing It.mp4

08:11

007 Adding Authentication.mp4

02:48

008 Sending Data Access Rules.mp4

03:58

009 Fetching & Converting Data.mp4

01:49

010 Deleting Products.mp4

03:02

010 stitch-02-anonymous-auth-fetching-deleting.zip

011 Finding a Single Product.mp4

04:09

011 stitch-03-fetch-product.zip

012 Adding Products.mp4

03:29

012 stitch-04-insert.zip

013 Updating Products.mp4

03:46

013 stitch-05-edit.zip

014 Switching to User Email & Password Authentication.mp4

01:54

015 Adding User Sign Up & Confirmation.mp4

06:32

016 Adding User Login.mp4

03:42

016 stitch-06-user-password-auth.zip

017 Rules & Real Users.mp4

01:48

018 The Current State of Authentication.html

019 Functions & Triggers.mp4

05:01

019 stitch-07-functions-triggers.zip

020 Wrap Up.mp4

00:56

021 Useful Resources & Links.html

19 - Roundup

001 Course Roundup.mp4

00:55

002 Course Slides.html

002 slides.pdf

003 Bonus More Content!.html

Description

Master MongoDB Development for Web & Mobile Apps. CRUD Operations, Indexes, Aggregation Framework - All about MongoDB!

What You'll Learn?

Learn what document databases are and how data is organized with MongoDB
Learn how to perform CRUD operations with MongoDB
Don't stop at the basics - learn all about writing complex MongoDB queries, in-depth and with practical examples!
Write efficient and well-performing queries to fetch data in the format you need it
Use all features MongoDB offers you to work with data efficiently

Who is this for?

Developers or data scientists who plan on (or are already) working with MongoDB

Everyone who's interested in NoSQL databases

Both beginner and advanced MongoDB users who want to explore all the core features

What You Need to Know?

NO prior knowledge on databases (of any kind) is required

General web development or mobile development knowledge will help you but is not a must-have

You can use any operating system - Windows, macOS, Linux, it'll all work!

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Description
Join this bestselling MongoDB course to learn all about this extremely popular database and query language from the ground up, in great detail and with many practical examples!
MongoDB is one of the most important NoSQL databases you can work with these days. It's extremely popular and MongoDBÂ developers are in high demand.
No matter if you're building web applications, mobile applications or any other kind of application or if you're a data scientist - you'll need to work with data. Storing data, querying it efficiently and minimizing complexities whilst optimizing performance are crucial tasks.
MongoDB makes working with data simple - it's built on a philosophy that prioritizes performance and efficiency.
In this course, you'll learn all about MongoDB from scratch. No prior MongoDB or database experience is required!
In detail, you'll learn:
... how to install and use MongoDB locally and in the cloud (MongoDBÂ Atlas)
... how to perform CRUDÂ (Create, Read, Update,Â Delete) operations on MongoDBÂ databases
... how to filter for data efficiently
... how to work with both the MongoÂ Shell and drivers (e.g. Node.js driver)
... how to increase performance by using indexes (and how to use the right indexes!)
... how to use the amazing "AggregationÂ Framework"Â that's built into MongoDB
... what replica sets and sharding are
... how to use MongoDBÂ Atlas - the cloud solution offered by MongoDB
... how to use the serverless platform (Stitch) offered by MongoDB
... and much more!
This course is a hands-on course - you'll learn by writing code/Â commands. We'll work on a wide variety of example data and use-cases and by the end of the course, you'll have all the knowledge you need to work with MongoDBÂ in your next project!
This course is for you, no matter which programming language you plan on using, you'll learn a uniform way of interacting with MongoDB that can be easily applied to any language.
This course is for you:
... if you're brand-new to MongoDBÂ and databases in general
... if you got some basic database or even MongoDB experience - in this course, there are different entry points you can choose from!
... if you are a web or mobile app (or desktop app) developer who considers using MongoDB
... if you're working in a team that considers using MongoDBÂ (or already does use it)
... if you are primarily using SQL-based databases so far and you want to explore the most popular NoSQLÂ alternative
This course is NOT for you:
... if you're looking for a guide on administrating MongoDB servers =>Â This course focuses on the commands/Â queries you write, it's NOTÂ an administration course. I will show (in detail) how to deploy a ready-to-use cloud MongoDBÂ solution that follows best practices though.
Who this course is for:
Developers or data scientists who plan on (or are already) working with MongoDB
Everyone who's interested in NoSQL databases
Both beginner and advanced MongoDB users who want to explore all the core features

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Experience as (Web) DeveloperStarting out at the age of 12 I never stopped learning new programming skills and languages. Early I started creating websites for friends and just for fun as well. Besides web development I also explored Python and other non-web-only languages. This passion has since lasted and lead to my decision of working as a freelance web developer and consultant. The success and fun I have in this job is immense and really keeps that passion burningly alive.Starting web development on the backend (PHP with Laravel, NodeJS, Python) I also became more and more of a frontend developer using modern frameworks like React, Angular or VueJS in a lot of projects. I love both worlds nowadays!I also build full-stack applications and acquired expert DevOps and cloud computing knowledge - proven by the many AWS certifications I hold (incl. the top-level Solutions Architect Professional certification).As a self-taught developer I had the chance to broaden my horizon by studying Business Administration where I hold a Master's degree. That enabled me to work in a major strategy consultancy as well as a bank. While learning, that I enjoy development more than these fields, the time in this sector greatly improved my overall experience and skills.Experience as InstructorAs a self-taught professional I really know the hard parts and the difficult topics when learning new or improving on already-known languages. This background and experience enables me to focus on the most relevant key concepts and topics. My track record of many 5-star rated courses and more than 2,000,000 students on Udemy is the best proof for that.Whether working as development instructor or teaching Business Administration I always received great feedback. The most rewarding experience is to see how people find new, better jobs, build awesome web applications, acquire amazing projects or simply enjoy their hobby with the help of my content.Together with Manuel Lorenz, I founded Academind to offer the best possible learning experience to our more than 2,000,000 students.

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