There are hundreds of excellent videos on various topics on TH-cam but I must say that this video is the one that systematically and precisely compressed everything into a mere 30 minutes video. It took me 4 hours to complete because I was practicing all the commands along with this video. I am good in SQL but till I saw this video, I had no idea about MongoDB and therefore, I didn't take it seriously. This 30 minutes video was more than enough for me to compare and visualize what is there in SQL and how most of those tasks can be achieved in MongoDB with what is given in this video. I am filled with confidence now. Amazing video! Thank you very much!!
It's funny how I was about to go to sleep and now I understand and feel overly excited about using mongodb. Thank you very much, great video and straight to the point with very relevant examples.
As a total mongodb noob this was just brilliant. Concise and to-the-point with explained examples, what more can you ask? Learned a lot in 29mins, thanks so much!
1:05 For anyone else struggling to get mongosh to work on Windows, when you add the mongosh filepath to Path in System variables, add the path to the "bin" folder WITHIN the mongosh folder, NOT the path to the mongosh folder. When you enter "mongosh" into the terminal to open the shell, you're attempting to run mongosh.exe, which is located inside the bin folder.
I get mongosh to work in Windows (installed it with an MSI), but there's no fancy colors, the backspace doesn't really work, and there's no command recall. Any hints?
ive watched other mongodb tuts which is longer than this one, but the content they provide in the end is limited. while this video only takes 30 minutes and it has all we need to know to get started. ive watched other kyles tuts videos, they are compressed with information and saves time. Thanks once again for our Man here Kyle. i really recommend his videos.
i never write comments, but I watch these all the time. This time, it really hit different just how valuable this is. thank you, friend. I'm always gonna remember this vid
This is exactly what I needed. I've been procrastinating for 5 years to learn MongoDB lmao. I did open a tutorial once but it was an hour long and didn't have nearly as much content as Kyle. I have the attention span of a 5 year old and this is exactly how I want to learn, lot of stuff in a short time.
I am teaching myself MongoDB and found this very helpful! I have a CS degree but this particular niche is new to me and I find your tutorials very straightforward, well done, and helpful. Thank you for taking the time!
omg..i dont think i have the full vocabulary to express how grateful I am for your videos..This was the best best video ive watched on MongoDB and the thing is I rlly needed it to be taught in a short time as I've to learn it for my work asap. I wish I can return the favour because you are literally my life saver. Can't wait for your channel to become much bigger and hit your first 1M subscribers! Thank you sooooo much!!!!
Honestly, you did a great job! I'm a full-stack developer who works in the field for 4 years and you have the best tutorials out there. Keep up the good work. I was looking for tutorials that are precise and concise. I found the right place. Thanks!
only halfway through the video, but have to come here and say thank you, sir, for the insane quality provided. straight to the chase, on point, every second of the video has valuable information. i wish all educational videos on youtube were like this. excelent job!
Thanks dude, I took a paid course from somewhere, and paid lots of dollars to them to learn MERN STACK, but your 30 min videos has taught me way more about the MongoDB than their MERN STACK course.
Thanks a bunch😁 this is gold, I have to get a job as soon as possible but I'm financially struggling so couldn't afford course, reading articles takes a lot of time(wasted 4 precious months on js still coudnt complete it). So videos like these are really a lot of help.
Thought I'd see what all the fuss aroung NoSQL is all about. Half way through, and I can see why people are so excited and fascinated by it. Thanks for the video.
Kyle, thank you for this great overview. One other command I have used with MongoDB is the 'Upsert' command. It is handy when you need to update or insert records based on a 'find'. This keeps you from having to do two commands, one for updating if the records exist and one for inserting if they don't.
Here is my opinion when it comes to NoSQL vs. an RDBMS. When building a front end application for data entry (CRUD operations), RDBMS is far better suited. This is because it provides a schema allowing me to control the data going into the database. It also provides referential integrity with foreign key constraints. When it comes to consumption of data however (web portals / mobile devices for reading data, reporting, etc.), these object-centric NoSQL databases do look to be a nice solution. That being said, I really love the channel. Thanks for another great video.
@@daniellindegren1182 I agree as well. The ONLY good use for MongoDB would be for document management (DMS). When you have a collection of random documents in a repository, I suppose this would work. But outside of a DMS (or as I said, reporting / read only data), RDBMS is always a better solution.
you're a boss thx for the video . One mistake maybe : at 28:15 , your command works but find no one, it's written just below. After, the user you see is just an other one which already have a name of John
Thank you so much Kyle. You really make things simple and clear, which helps me a lot as one who is trying to change their career path to backend enigineer.
Coming back into javascript, react , mongo etc. after not having understood it the first time suddenly feels very refreshing. I think what set the foundation for me was using Linux and learning how to do code in shell script. People cannot even imagine how much everything is based upon linux and how simmiliar a lot of the shell script conventions are to Javascript , mongo sh etc.
Am absolute beginner for mongodb and am from non-cs background. I see my investment of time , energy got high R.O. I from this video. Every minute added value.
Broooooo Even if my english is not perfect But this was best educational video that i have ever seen Thank you verry verry much A ton of info in 30 minutes Thank you again ❤️
Thank you for an amazing tutorial! I am coming from PostgreSQL and wanted to try a NoSQL database. I have never used MongoDB before but your video made it very easy for me. Time to work on my capstone project 😀
RE: $replace method at 28:33. The report on the screen shows matchedCount: 0, meaning no user was found and modifiedCount: 0, meaning no documents were altered. Nothing was found because he never created a user with age 30. The name John was there from before, added at 4:54. The result was not produced using $replace method. This minor inaccuracy should take nothing away from how awesome this tutorial is otherwise.
No unnecessary talks 30 mins of pure content. Thank you sir 👍.
I approve, completely.
Exactly what i was looking for. Saved me a good amount of time.
Fireship and WebDevSimplified uploaded at the same time on two topics I'm looking into. Christmas surely came early this year.
React native in 100s? Not sure how useable it is though
@@acasareto As useable as you can get in 100s.
@@hexerei02021 100s? That's way too long, i finish in like 40 sec.... Take it oor leave it.
There are hundreds of excellent videos on various topics on TH-cam but I must say that this video is the one that systematically and precisely compressed everything into a mere 30 minutes video. It took me 4 hours to complete because I was practicing all the commands along with this video.
I am good in SQL but till I saw this video, I had no idea about MongoDB and therefore, I didn't take it seriously. This 30 minutes video was more than enough for me to compare and visualize what is there in SQL and how most of those tasks can be achieved in MongoDB with what is given in this video.
I am filled with confidence now. Amazing video! Thank you very much!!
Bro, this is the most content-packed 29 minutes tutorial on TH-cam.
No dull moments, no time wasting, no silent moments., just straight content.
It's funny how I was about to go to sleep and now I understand and feel overly excited about using mongodb. Thank you very much, great video and straight to the point with very relevant examples.
As a total mongodb noob this was just brilliant. Concise and to-the-point with explained examples, what more can you ask? Learned a lot in 29mins, thanks so much!
This was really brilliant. No bells and whistles, just solid content to empower you on mongodb.👌🏾
This video Better than other 1hr long video by Harry, no unnecessary talk only content, like your effort.
1:05 For anyone else struggling to get mongosh to work on Windows, when you add the mongosh filepath to Path in System variables, add the path to the "bin" folder WITHIN the mongosh folder, NOT the path to the mongosh folder. When you enter "mongosh" into the terminal to open the shell, you're attempting to run mongosh.exe, which is located inside the bin folder.
I get mongosh to work in Windows (installed it with an MSI), but there's no fancy colors, the backspace doesn't really work, and there's no command recall. Any hints?
By the time you complete mongodb tutorial, you'll become a bracket master.
=D
😂
not until you've done the LISP tutorial... :O
dude 🤣
🤣🤣🤣
No unnecessary speech, only pure content, simple clear depth understanding ❤
ive watched other mongodb tuts which is longer than this one, but the content they provide in the end is limited. while this video only takes 30 minutes and it has all we need to know to get started. ive watched other kyles tuts videos, they are compressed with information and saves time. Thanks once again for our Man here Kyle. i really recommend his videos.
i never write comments, but I watch these all the time. This time, it really hit different just how valuable this is. thank you, friend. I'm always gonna remember this vid
This is exactly what I needed. I've been procrastinating for 5 years to learn MongoDB lmao. I did open a tutorial once but it was an hour long and didn't have nearly as much content as Kyle.
I have the attention span of a 5 year old and this is exactly how I want to learn, lot of stuff in a short time.
This was awesome! It's just a quick overview .. not dragging it out like all the other videos but just to the point. Thanks! Very nice!
this is the first time I watch an educational video without skipping any parts. Thank you so much for your clear and fast explanation !!!
Thank you, Kyle! I'm still learning how to code, but you've made this journey so much easier. Keep putting out great content and tutorials.
Excellent crash course!!! Always on point! I needed to learn this for my internship, thank you!
Same😂
@@NikhilKumar-ry7eg same
How did all of you guy's internships go? I hope it all went well!
Same situation currently
That's literally what our NoSQL teacher tried to explain in 2 months, and we don't understand anything. Your explanation way are perfect
I am teaching myself MongoDB and found this very helpful! I have a CS degree but this particular niche is new to me and I find your tutorials very straightforward, well done, and helpful. Thank you for taking the time!
Straight to the point without wasting time on nonsense. Excellent guide! Thanks for bringing it up, not obvious at all.
omg..i dont think i have the full vocabulary to express how grateful I am for your videos..This was the best best video ive watched on MongoDB and the thing is I rlly needed it to be taught in a short time as I've to learn it for my work asap. I wish I can return the favour because you are literally my life saver. Can't wait for your channel to become much bigger and hit your first 1M subscribers! Thank you sooooo much!!!!
Honestly, you did a great job! I'm a full-stack developer who works in the field for 4 years and you have the best tutorials out there. Keep up the good work.
I was looking for tutorials that are precise and concise. I found the right place. Thanks!
only halfway through the video, but have to come here and say thank you, sir, for the insane quality provided. straight to the chase, on point, every second of the video has valuable information. i wish all educational videos on youtube were like this. excelent job!
👀 MongoDB 😍
Great job Kyle!
codeSTACKr I built by vscode theme from ur vid
Thanks dude, I took a paid course from somewhere, and paid lots of dollars to them to learn MERN STACK, but your 30 min videos has taught me way more about the MongoDB than their MERN STACK course.
Thanks a bunch😁 this is gold, I have to get a job as soon as possible but I'm financially struggling so couldn't afford course, reading articles takes a lot of time(wasted 4 precious months on js still coudnt complete it). So videos like these are really a lot of help.
This is the most no BS tutorial I have ever seen. Kudos Kyle!!
Web Dev Simplified, pure only content. Just started, just today.. this is 1st proper video I watched, clearly explained.
Thanks a lot, Kyle for this crash course. Appreciate that you prepared and provided the cheat sheet as well, will be super useful for reference.
My new fav TH-camr for now 🤣, coming from codevolution. Learned the frontend, now is time for the backend. Amazing info, clear and concise.
Thought I'd see what all the fuss aroung NoSQL is all about. Half way through, and I can see why people are so excited and fascinated by it. Thanks for the video.
Your pdf's are so well done. No gumroad gimmicks, straight up pdf links. Thanks!
Can you please share the link here ?
oh I haven't focused on any video content for this long and learned anything this fast in a while now! That was wonderful!
I literally was just wanting to learn this today
Youre amazing
Kyle, thank you for this great overview. One other command I have used with MongoDB is the 'Upsert' command. It is handy when you need to update or insert records based on a 'find'. This keeps you from having to do two commands, one for updating if the records exist and one for inserting if they don't.
Here is my opinion when it comes to NoSQL vs. an RDBMS. When building a front end application for data entry (CRUD operations), RDBMS is far better suited. This is because it provides a schema allowing me to control the data going into the database. It also provides referential integrity with foreign key constraints.
When it comes to consumption of data however (web portals / mobile devices for reading data, reporting, etc.), these object-centric NoSQL databases do look to be a nice solution.
That being said, I really love the channel. Thanks for another great video.
Agreed. Data is almost always relational. The very small percent where it's not, I definitely wouldn't turn to MongoDB.
@@daniellindegren1182 I agree as well. The ONLY good use for MongoDB would be for document management (DMS). When you have a collection of random documents in a repository, I suppose this would work. But outside of a DMS (or as I said, reporting / read only data), RDBMS is always a better solution.
Thanks for the refresher course. Now I understand it better than ever. I will proceed to building my first simple CRUD app.
Excellent overview of Mongo DB! - Thanks, Kyle.
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I’m being honest, this is my favourite channel on TH-cam, Kyle thank you for all your work man, please keep it up ❤
Best brush up course on the internet right now, kudos man.
I was just looking for basic course for MongoDB today, and amazingly you have uploaded one today! Thank you!
Thank you so much for an amazing guide !!!!
Dealing with mongo was a fog for me
Now I feel completely at ease with him
The King of crash course for beginners, absolutely nailed it.
I have learned more about MongoDB from this dude than I have learnt in the WHOLE semester from my teacher. He made it so simple! THANK YOU SIR!🌻
are you gay?
Man, what a gem of channel, dude dont lose time with anything !
you're a boss thx for the video . One mistake maybe : at 28:15 , your command works but find no one, it's written just below. After, the user you see is just an other one which already have a name of John
just in 30min, I got a clear cut about MongoDB, thank you it is very helpful
Thank you so much Kyle. You really make things simple and clear, which helps me a lot as one who is trying to change their career path to backend enigineer.
100% content
0% talk
0% waste of time
you helped me.
Coming back into javascript, react , mongo etc. after not having understood it the first time suddenly feels very refreshing. I think what set the foundation for me was using Linux and learning how to do code in shell script. People cannot even imagine how much everything is based upon linux and how simmiliar a lot of the shell script conventions are to Javascript , mongo sh etc.
Am absolute beginner for mongodb and am from non-cs background. I see my investment of time , energy got high R.O. I from this video. Every minute added value.
I was trying to learn the MERN stack I mastered express react and node js and I watched this video and it helps out a ton.
Good job, Kyle
👍
From where did you learn React.. I have to learn that but lil confused from where to starr..
@@seemamulla2196 you can start with the 10hr freecodecamp course by John smilga
@@serveshchaturvedi2034 thank you..🙏
Just fast overview of basic commands it is what I need. Good basic examples. Thanks.
this is a great video, very nice and clean, no explaining too much about how it works, just pure, simple, clean information.
Pure , high quality content ❤...keep it up Kyle....
I will take care of the Eric cartman he won't bug you anymore..keep doing ur thing...
Very Good Tutorial for learning CRUD operations in Mongodb , very simplified 100/100
Very nice, your cheatsheet saved me tons of time, subbed and liked, you deserve that king!!
the best thing about this WDS channel is Kyle is really efficient in explain the topic
The most straight forward video I have ever seen
Brilliant video, exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for the clear explanations without any useless filler.
Great, 30min time here, save hours of finding and understanding. PERFECT content.
i know its been 2 yrs since you posted this but thanks mate keep teaching you are so good at it
30 mins of pure knowledge .. Thank you
Fantastic and Perfect VIdeo! Clear explanations and easy-to-follow steps. Simplified complex concepts. Perfect for beginners! ❤❤
Thanks for the summary. I needed this video to learn quickly the main features.
One of the best teacher. Learnt a log in Reactjs from Kyle.
@Web Dev Simplified as always you are a brilliant rockstar!! Thank you so much for the cheatsheet...
best video for quickly starting up with mongodb
Thank you very much. I feel much more confident now putting it on my resume. 💗
Your explanation is always awesome buddy.. you always do practical for more clarification
really really pure amazing content about leaning essentials in mongoDB
Really appreciate very short video with clear,proper explanation thank you so much sir.
Great, concise video. I really don’t know how people stretch videos to 4 hours! Who has that kind of time! Thanks 🙏
Around 28:40 - I just don't get, why for replaceOne mongosh logged matchedCount 0, even though it actually did find a record for a replacement.
Best video and I got to learn most of the basics and complex commands in just 30 mins
Easy to follow apart from all the damm brackets.
thanks for the cheet sheet aswell. ill be sure to refer to it when i feel lost :)
Man you are blowing my mind I really appreciate your work
I like how this guy gets straight to the point! Keep up the good work!
Broooooo
Even if my english is not perfect
But this was best educational video that i have ever seen
Thank you verry verry much
A ton of info in 30 minutes
Thank you again ❤️
Nice. This was my first look at MongoDB. You gave me a very good introduction.
Thank you for an amazing tutorial! I am coming from PostgreSQL and wanted to try a NoSQL database. I have never used MongoDB before but your video made it very easy for me. Time to work on my capstone project 😀
By far the best teacher there is. Much appreciated 🙏
Excellent content! My head is still aching with all the info, but totally worth it! Thanx for sharing all this!!!!
RE: $replace method at 28:33. The report on the screen shows matchedCount: 0, meaning no user was found and modifiedCount: 0, meaning no documents were altered. Nothing was found because he never created a user with age 30. The name John was there from before, added at 4:54. The result was not produced using $replace method. This minor inaccuracy should take nothing away from how awesome this tutorial is otherwise.
i have udemy courses purchased, but then came here because your videos are just so stra8 to the point. Love them!
What a luck to find WDS tutorial on what I am working on!! Glad to be lucky 😆😆
Thanks!
Thank you for the support!
the best coding youtube channel on youtube
The most worthy 30 minutes I've ever spent
Another skill unlocked
Thanks a lot, bro... you saved a lot of time.. without wasting any time .. you explained every query in such an easy manner.
Thanks, gives a overview from where to start from.
Thanks..No time waste Straight to point
Thank You Sir !! your express in 30 minutes helped me a lot in interview
“express”
Really awesome stuff Bro. You are an excellent teacher.
Best tutorial for learning mongoDB 👌🏼👍🏼
I truly enjoyed this. Exhaustive and straight to the point. Good stuff.
Kyle you are a great man!!!, you nailed it in 30 minute. Thank you.
I was waiting for like query for the whole video. Anyway great video. thanks
Watched in one go. Awesome explanation