Using MongoDB with C#

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01 - 1. Connecting to MongoDB in C#

01 - Using MongoDB C# client libraries.mp4

01:44

02 - Connecting to an Atlas cluster in C# applications.mp4

03:55

03 - Troubleshooting a MongoDB connection in C# applications.mp4

03:28

04 - Connecting to MongoDB in C# review.mp4

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02 - 2. MongoDB CRUD Operations in C#

01 - Working with MongoDB documents in C#.mp4

03:11

02 - Inserting a document in C# applications.mp4

03:41

03 - Querying a MongoDB collection in C# applications.mp4

04:12

04 - Updating documents in C# applications.mp4

04:35

05 - Deleting documents in C# applications.mp4

04:25

06 - Creating MongoDB transactions in C# applications.mp4

03:11

07 - MongoDB CRUD operations in C# review.mp4

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03 - 3. MongoDB Aggregation with C#

01 - Building a MongoDB aggregation pipeline in C# applications.mp4

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02 - Using MongoDB aggregation stages with C# $match and $group.mp4

03 - Using MongoDB aggregation stages with C# $sort and $project.mp4

04 - MongoDB aggregation with C# review.mp4

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MongoDB is a popular document model database for building performant, agile, and scalable applications, and it can be used with other tools and environments. This course introduces you to using C# with MongoDB. Explore MongoDB C# client libraries and how to connect to MongoDB in C# applications. Learn how to perform CRUD operations in C#, including querying a MongoDB collection, updating and deleting documents, creating transactions, and more. Plus, discover how to build and use a MongoDB aggregation pipeline in C# applications.

This course was created by MongoDB. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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