NoSQL Database Tutorial – Full Course for Beginners

In this NoSQL course, Ania Kubow will be demystifying what NoSQL is, clarify the difference between SQL and NoSQL, as well as going into a deep dive of the 4 main types of NoSQL Databases. With each dive we will be approaching each learning as an ‘explanation’, ‘example’ and ‘exercise’. So the 3 E’s, in order to fully grasp the topic we are discussing.

We will finish off with 2 projects for using NoSQL databases as well as guidance on where to go next.

🎉 Thanks to DataStax for providing a grant that made this course possible.

⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️
⌨️ (0:00:00) Introduction
⌨️ (0:01:18) What is NoSQL?
⌨️ (0:04:33) Why use noSQL?
⌨️ (0:06:26) SQL vs NoSQL
⌨️ (0:09:00) Setting Up
⌨️ (0:13:44) Tabular Type
⌨️ (0:37:28) Document Type
⌨️ (0:59:22) Key-value Type
⌨️ (01:11:48) Graph Type
⌨️ (01:22:22) Multi-model Type explained
⌨️ (1:23:52) Project 1
⌨️ (2:19:36) Project 2
⌨️ (2:53:51) Where to go next

⭐️ Links ⭐️

🎉 Thanks to our Champion and Sponsor supporters:
👾 Raymond Odero
👾 Agustín Kussrow
👾 aldo ferretti
👾 Otis Morgan
👾 DeezMaster

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[aniakubow]

It was such an honour to create this course for freeCodeCamp and for everyone here. I hope you enjoy the course and the projects!

[legenberry]

Awesome tutorial, thanks a million!
Not sure if this is something that was available when this was made, but at 2:07:46 you can now use Object.values(data) to turn it into an array of values instead of using .keys and .map :)

[sarfrasnasim]

I've studied SQL from college. But digging into SQL for the first time. Anyways great job Ania.

[shaakiratakarim]

Thank You Ania Ma'am your explanation is so elucidating that I was hooked and never got bored your teaching methods are the best, because of your teaching, I scored well in my college examination.

THANK YOU SO MUCH MA'AM .

[shadowthehedgehog]

This is some some fire!!! I haven’t even watched this but I can’t wait to go through this

[blakeshelton]

i definitely clicked to learn about NoSQL databases

[tthtlc]

thank you for the 3hr video (which translate to weeks of preparation and many manpower involved.)

[olumidedee]

am falling in love with Ania gradually. lets hope this tutorial aid me a lot

[Tbman]

That's gonna be the most watch video here 😁😁😁
People who hate the word SQL are gonna learn about SQL and NoSQL 😝

She's an amazing instructor btw. I love her approach on different topics, particularly APIs.

[shifronim]

Thank you for the great tutorial, Ania! 🎉🎉🎉

[samiurrahmanmukul]

Awesome course .... Thanks Ania Kubow ... My Favorite Instructor ❤️

[VincentGroenewold]

Thanks a lot for all the effort you all put into these video's! It's truly amazing.

[mahendranath]

Thank you sooo much for the video, and especially for your time and support 👍🏼🎉🙏⭐❤️

[markkirby]

Thank you! This is a very thorough overview of NoSQL! It helps a lot!

[AlexanderBotsford]

Just an excellent tutorial. Absolutely wonderful! Thank you!

[TheKievsash]

Hey, Nice course! Just a very minor remark - it is better to do recording in some room with carpets on walls to avoid echo effect. And if laptop cooler fans starts to produce noise you can keep then on low speed for time of recording with macs-fan-control app.

[yoursky]

Me studying SQL for first in my life
Ania: NO SQL DATABASE!

[abdulazeem]

SQL: Relational databases. Good if you want to implement consistently and reliability in the databases. It supports ACID property.

NoSQL: Good for storing data that has no scheme. It can be easily accessed using key value pair.



If you want to add any point just comment. Thanks

[baharehsaremi]

tnx, for this tutorial. it was perfect. I learn a lot.

[TheFeralEngineer]

Hey! 3E's! I've been saying that for like 15 years 😊