My left ear felt lonely in the time frame from 0:22 to 1:09. Thanks for the video, but I have a few questions: Can you create a REST API for the Database you create on the MongoDB Server? Also is it possible to work on a DB with a GUI instead of the console?
My apologies for the sound problems. The sound card on my motherboard is dying on me. It is possible to create a REST API for the database, but you must have some form of server that accepts your API calls and then queries the database and sends the information back to the user. It is possible to use a GUI for most DBs. MongoDB Compass, which you can choose to install alongside MongoDB is a GUI for MongoDB. I have never used it, so I cannot vouch for how good it is, but I am sure it is fine.
I just reinstalled windows and watched this video. I spent hours trying to update my audio drivers lol. Got shit scared that I messed something up. Simple and easy to follow video though!
Hello! I'm with this kind of stuff. I downloaded the mongo but when I have look at the there is no mongo.exe. There is only mongod and mongos. Can you tell me is there something wrong with my download?
hello i recently installed the mongo from the link provided but i didnt get the exe file so i ran mongo file which ran for a sec and terminated showing error need your help
@@anzakutama3489Hey friends! It's probably because you installed MongoDB Compass visual interface. To find the shell, just open Compass, click connect and click on the left bottom corner where it says ">_MONGOSH"
Hello ! I wanted to know, how i can host it on a server like Cpanel ? I want to deploy my app , and i'm using MongoDB , but i can only use Atlas and i don't want to use the Pay as u Go plan. Thanks in advance !
I have a question: why don't we install the database storage locally in each project folder? It seems we have to have a whole root folder, which has each project's database there all together?
That is a really good question. I am not entirely sure why it is done this way, but if I had to guess it is because it makes it easier for the database to access the information if it is always in the same spot and it makes it easier for the database to access information that is shared across all databases. I am sure there is probably a way to save your database locally to your project, but I have never had a need to do so. I like having it in one location so I can easily remove everything if I want, and so I dont have to worry about .gitignore for the database files.
@@WebDevSimplified What are the differences and pros and cons of Postgres and MongoDB? In my shallow impression, it seems P is good for accounting, e-commerce(?), while M is good for content management etc. How should we choose the right one for the product?
@@AnnieTaylorChen that is a great question. The main difference is that MongoDB is a NOSQL database while Postgres is a standard relational database. This means that Postgres has built in features for foreign keys and indexes, while MongoDB doesn't have the same concept of foreign keys. You can still do foreign keys in MongoDB but the database will not enforce the foreign key. This means that if you delete a row that is referenced by a different row MongoDB will allow it but Postgres will not by default. Overall I think NOSQL databases are good if you need to rapidly change the schema of your data, or you are not sure what your schema will be. It is also good if you have a very simple database where you just need to store and retrieve basic non related information. A relational database on the other hand is better if you have a more complex schema or you want to have strict relationships between your data. I almost always use a relational database since I prefer the strictness of them, but I haven't really messed with NOSQL that much since most of my projects haven't had a need for a NOSQL database.
I will in the future. I am finishing up a big Node.js, Express, and MongoDB course right now, but I definitely want to dive into React sometime after that.
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Love the mongo with mongoose combination. You can throw some stuff together real quick
It is super slick. It really makes working with a database so easy.
We want you two to collab!!!
Just recently discovered the WDS channel. Fantastic tutoring, great pace, with thorough explanations. Really impressive.
I love how short and precise your videos are. Always binge watching !!!
My left ear felt lonely in the time frame from 0:22 to 1:09. Thanks for the video, but I have a few questions: Can you create a REST API for the Database you create on the MongoDB Server? Also is it possible to work on a DB with a GUI instead of the console?
My apologies for the sound problems. The sound card on my motherboard is dying on me.
It is possible to create a REST API for the database, but you must have some form of server that accepts your API calls and then queries the database and sends the information back to the user.
It is possible to use a GUI for most DBs. MongoDB Compass, which you can choose to install alongside MongoDB is a GUI for MongoDB. I have never used it, so I cannot vouch for how good it is, but I am sure it is fine.
@@WebDevSimplified Thank you and no worries about the sound problems in this video. It was just a funny remark.
With that sound problem, I have discovered one of my audio speakers has died. Thanks. (:
I just reinstalled windows and watched this video. I spent hours trying to update my audio drivers lol. Got shit scared that I messed something up.
Simple and easy to follow video though!
I rarely make comments but this time I will... THANK YOU, YOU MADE IT SO SIMPLE AND QUICK!
Short and sweet! Good job!
Thanks!
Explained clearly.Thank you sir
You are welcome!
Hello! I'm with this kind of stuff. I downloaded the mongo but when I have look at the there is no mongo.exe. There is only mongod and mongos. Can you tell me is there something wrong with my download?
Hey I had just now had the same problem. Did you happen to have found the solution?
@@anzakutama3489 did you find out what was the problem?
Thank u so much... Your video was clear and concise... 🙌
You are the best teacher.
Nice dude, short and exactly video.
hello i recently installed the mongo from the link provided but i didnt get the exe file so i ran mongo file which ran for a sec and terminated showing error need your help
I have just had the same problem. Did you happen to have found the solution?
@@anzakutama3489Hey friends! It's probably because you installed MongoDB Compass visual interface. To find the shell, just open Compass, click connect and click on the left bottom corner where it says ">_MONGOSH"
Hello ! I wanted to know, how i can host it on a server like Cpanel ?
I want to deploy my app , and i'm using MongoDB , but i can only use Atlas and i don't want to use the Pay as u Go plan.
Thanks in advance !
Locally, what kind of the connection string should we write instead atlas 's connection string ?
is it possible to just install it with npm?
I have a question: why don't we install the database storage locally in each project folder? It seems we have to have a whole root folder, which has each project's database there all together?
That is a really good question. I am not entirely sure why it is done this way, but if I had to guess it is because it makes it easier for the database to access the information if it is always in the same spot and it makes it easier for the database to access information that is shared across all databases. I am sure there is probably a way to save your database locally to your project, but I have never had a need to do so. I like having it in one location so I can easily remove everything if I want, and so I dont have to worry about .gitignore for the database files.
Short & on point
Thank you so much...mich helpful and easy to install video
What to do if only want to run server, whenever it is required?
You forgot to mention that you should first create a data/db path on your C: directory in order to run *mongod* command !!
Is here a keyboard shortcut, to like your videos? 💙
Wow your channel is awesome, thanks!
I'm glad you enjoy it.
Prefer mysql, yet still love Mongo 👍
I would have to say that Postgres is probably my favorite DB to use.
@@WebDevSimplified Cool, why so?
@@HostDotPromo I just like all the features it has, and the fact that it is a relational database.
@@WebDevSimplified What are the differences and pros and cons of Postgres and MongoDB? In my shallow impression, it seems P is good for accounting, e-commerce(?), while M is good for content management etc. How should we choose the right one for the product?
@@AnnieTaylorChen that is a great question. The main difference is that MongoDB is a NOSQL database while Postgres is a standard relational database. This means that Postgres has built in features for foreign keys and indexes, while MongoDB doesn't have the same concept of foreign keys. You can still do foreign keys in MongoDB but the database will not enforce the foreign key. This means that if you delete a row that is referenced by a different row MongoDB will allow it but Postgres will not by default.
Overall I think NOSQL databases are good if you need to rapidly change the schema of your data, or you are not sure what your schema will be. It is also good if you have a very simple database where you just need to store and retrieve basic non related information.
A relational database on the other hand is better if you have a more complex schema or you want to have strict relationships between your data. I almost always use a relational database since I prefer the strictness of them, but I haven't really messed with NOSQL that much since most of my projects haven't had a need for a NOSQL database.
I want to run my server on my own laptop but still be able to access it while I'm on my own network. How would I do this?
You can use Express
hey man !!!
you are the best :)
Nice, thanks 👍
Can you please create a Video on installing and setting up MongoDB on Linux Ubuntu
There should just be a simple apt-get command to install MongoDB for linux. I don't have a linux computer setup to record with to show you.
@@WebDevSimplified Thanks for the quick reply
ah I was making this more complicated than it needs to be. I kinda feel like I do when someone sends me a "let me google that for you" link now...
Love your vids
Thanks!
Would prefer a Linux tut, tbh
can you show how to install on mac? .exe is windows only
I dont have a mac but you should be able to install it using a single brew command on mac. It is much easier
Can you make a tutorial with react + express + mongo
I will in the future. I am finishing up a big Node.js, Express, and MongoDB course right now, but I definitely want to dive into React sometime after that.
@@WebDevSimplified where is this course?
Awesome
u are awesome
watched this video ! it worked ,but when open mongo.exe file to execute it is not opening ,it opens and within 1 sec it closes ,i tried many times .....at last i saw the author /the creater of this video....man you r soooooo dam ass handsome!!!! 🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀....wow i hope i get a hondsome husb as you!!! ok byee sir
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