MongoDB Crash Course

New 2022 crash course featuring Jesse Hall, a MongoDB developer advocate:

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New 2022 MongoDB crash course featuring Jesse Hall (CodeSTACKr), a MongoDB developer advocate:

[dannyibovnik]

9:50 Insert
11:32 Insert many
12:25 Query/find data
13:00 Filter: Find data with filter (WHERE)
13:31 Sort
14:04 Count
14:20 Limit
14:54 for each (get only specific data from each document)
15:41 Find one specific row/document
16:00 Update (replace entire document)
18:11 Update (replace only specific fields but keep others)
19:47 Increment
20:43 Rename field/key
21:17 Delete
22:06 Sub-documents (Update of a document but actually just an insert of a sub-document)
24:08 Find sub-documents
25:17 Create index for Text search
25:53 Text search
27:00 Filter: Greater/less than
28:34 Filter Greater/less than equals
29:03 Exit
29:15 MongoDB Compass graphical interface
30:15 MongoDB Atlas

[davidofug]

I'm grateful Brad. BTW due to internet costs and complexities, where I live in Africa, I couldn't afford watching many of your videos online. I could download them and watch offline.

But today I have been able to watch this online. Because your content is priceless.

[مصطفىمحسن-ين]

BTW if you are using this tutorial in 2020 the website has changed so to download it click software then click "community server" then click "download" which is visible in the right of the screen

[jlambert]

Just for those wondering, "ctrl + L" is the clear screen command

[oladapoosunkeye]

I wish I found this channel when I first started college, no channel can beat this channel, always straightforward. I never regret a minute listening to him. Thanks

[kapilchauhan]

I learnt vue.js node.js and mongodb from Brad and today I'm having an interview, say best of luck to me and
Thanks Brad ❤️

[frank_it]

I'm gonna end up watching every course you made here and on udemy. Love how you explain ( and demonstrate) stuff.

[monique]

I learn more from your videos than I do in a classroom. Keep up the good work!!!!

[kumarisupriya]

Other youtube videos on MongoDB were so overwhelming that I thought I may never learn this. But, WOW. I just learned CRUD operations in MongoDB and also learned to use the cloud for that. Thank you and keep them coming.

[girishraghunathan]

To the point. The way a crash course is supposed to be - a walk-through of all the key features. Awesome, thanks :)

[aboxinspace]

I really like the tutorials from this channel but this one was awesome, especially because you showed many of the shell commands (which is essential to people who have never even heard of NoSQL, like me). Some tutorials I've seen in the past about the different SQL databases often lacked showing the commands, even though the syntax is not always the same... Ty!

[richardantao]

I spend hours looking for complete and concise explanations to my coding problems.. Now I know I just need to come to this channel

[cubeermaui]

Currently starting with NoSQL databases. Heard from mongoDB and checked Youtube. The first video was from you Brad. You are the best! As always amazing content!

[samtole]

This guy can teach and his voice is perfect! I learned how to build websites by watching your videos on Udemy. You're the truth!

[jackchow]

Since the MongoDB Atlas services changed time by time, I just wanted to point out that when you first create your MongoDB Atlas account, you have to specify your Organization Name under the menu on the upright corner with your name displayed. Then, it would ask you to add members just ignore that. After that, it would prompt you with options to create a Project, just enter a project name and create. Again, ignore newly prompt Add Members page. Then you can follow Brad's instructions on this video to create your very first owned cluster. Hope this would help.

[vishnuj]

Every tutorial I search there is a video made by him. He is everywhere

[georgesomaru]

Great tutorial. Adding yellow curser and dropping SublimeText would make it easier to follow on Command Line without frequent stop/rewind. Highlighting what is being changed in each record would help too.

[brygadzistayo]

Really really good crash course. Everything what is needed to start in less than 1h

[Pluxlite]

I HAD to say how grateful I am for these tutorials you have provided. They have taught me so much!