MongoDB + Python #1 - CRUD, Relationships and More

Welcome back to another video! In this video I am going to be showing how to use MongoDB in Python! More specifically I am going to be showing you how to setup a remote MongoDB database using MongoDB Atlas. I'll show you how to connect to that database in Python, explain the MongoDB document model, and also go through the CRUD operations! After that I will briefly discuss relationships using document embedding and foreign keys, and that should be everything I am going to cover! I hope you enjoy!

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00:00 | Introduction
00:43 | What is MongoDB?
01:55 | MongoDB Atlas Setup
07:22 | PyMongo Setup
12:29 | MongoDB Compass
15:55 | MongoDB Document Model
18:18 | Inserting Documents
25:28 | Reading Documents
39:34 | Updating Documents
45:26 | Deleting Documents
46:44 | Relationships

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⭐️ Tags ⭐️
-Tech With Tim
-MongoDB
-What is MongoDB
-Python
-Python and MongoDB

⭐️ Hashtags ⭐️
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[twqwhy]

Thank you, Tim, congratulations on this partnership!

[kos]

the best starter tutorial for mongo with python, thank you Tim

[RealtyTaj]

Tim is my nigga, helping me learn python, he’s a g

[robimegu]

Thank you for opening my mind and helping me understand all this. As I come from the SQL world it helps a lot that you just put those SQL queries as a reference for certain mongo queries. thanks again! Good job Tim!

[budoray]

THANK YOU for not saying, "Without further ado." Bless you my, dude. Great tutorials.

[IonizedComa]

12:06 in python if you want a long string split up into to 2 lines because of a styling convention without envoking extra characters like newlines you can use round brackets():
string = "This is the whole string value"
string = ("This is the"
"whole string value")

[light]

kinda scary that i was looking for these tutorials on Mongo yet found zero of 'em on this website, and then behold. My mentor, tim, uploads what i need :) Thank you Tim.

[logananderon]

I really like the style of you writing every example as a function, so you only need to run the function once, and then can continue demonstrating things without deleting the older code.

[jamm]

Thank you Tim, your youtube channel has really helped me alot, especially with my python and web dev skills

[universecode]

Perfect just today I started to learning Python

[Dettol]

Loved episode 1, on to episode 2! Thanks Tim, I am learning a lot!

[johnfromleeds]

Thanks Tim. This is a great video. I've added more details in replies below.

[danielhaycraft]

i was wondering why you imported bson everytime instead of doing it once, but it makes sense when someone may skip through. unless there's a different answer to mine ! i love it!

[AlbertDoes]

Great video Tim and congrats on the sponsorship.

[Masterof_None]

I really don't know how you do that but I was working on a flask application which I want to transform its database from sql to mongodb and really struggling and now you are making a video about mongodb. you are really 🐐 man damn. Thank you for all your effort

[mainoraguilar]

Amazing about this partnership, you deserve it!

[Lindoten]

God Bless you,
May he enlight all your endeavours in live,
may you live 200 years for the sake of humankind.
Thank you Kindly, my fellow friend.

[akritworanithiphong]

Great Video! Thank you, Tim and MongoDB for the great tutorials.

[nogr]

Congrats on the sponsor bro, keep it up 👍

[deerbeau]

Thank you for this fantastic video! I have to say, the SQL queries are much more succinct than the queries using NoSQL. But I understand NoSQL could be useful and a better option in some situations.