MongoDB Tutorial #4 - Models and Collections

Hey ninjas, in this MongoDB tutorial for beginners, I'll explain what collections, schemas and models are - then put it into practise by creating a new model and schema for our project.

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[naushabazerin]

Dear Ninja you are the best instructor online. The most beautiful thing about you is you make us understand the structure unlike other Youtubers who just keep writing codes without clearing the concepts. Keep it up bro. A big fan of you

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Dear Ninja, you really are the best instructors online, i finished my first project for work with your help on firebase series, now im researching on what backend we are going to use for our next project. Thank you so much!

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Watching this tutorial in 2020 and it is very helpful 🤩👌

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Reason why we all love ninja: Am learning the same in coursera and I can't understand, so am here to clarify my doubts.

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Great tutorial dude, simple and objective, greetings from Brazil!

[jamesdaniels]

It's so much handier when you call a var 'MarioCharSchema', so we can automatically see that it's a Schema. I think it would make things easier (more me certainly), if you did the same with all variables when we're looking at them for the first time. For example, the var 'MarioChar' would be easier to understand if it was called 'MarioCharModel'.

Also I'd link this video to the final video (#36 I think?) of your Node/Express tutorial. Really clears things up. Thanks :-)

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I really like your turorials, thanks you I started my project in node :D Greetings from Poland!

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I have learned a lot with you from Brazil as well.

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hello from bulgaria this is very nice tutorials and i've a very pleased :)

[venzeti]

You just earned another sub, please keep up the quality work!

[ShaharHarshuv]

How is a collection different from a table in a relational db? Records are basically rows in the table...

[ulfleis]

In my next project I'll give mongo and node a try. Thanks for your tuts.

Btw. what's these fan noises in the background? Is it your or one of your computer?

[hyperborean]

How do you connect to Mongo if you are not exporting the content of the connect.js?
I my case the connection is set only if I declare the conncetion in the file where I save models

[hyperborean]

I still did not get what is the meaning (purpose) of the model if the schema describes it all (the template of the record)... but I suppose it's smth like entity instance in Java Persistence

[mustakoski]

I got an error which said the port should be specified and i dont know why it did not happen to you

[rw]

Have they got a my-mongo-admin like in php? ?