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[Free] Mongodb Beginner Guide 2023

Installation , CRUD and all other basic commands using a usecase in 10 days – Free Course

Added on June 26, 2024 Development 2 min read

What you’ll learn

• You will get a outline understanding on mongodb
• This is course will be updated every month
• You don’t need prior knowledge on any thing to start this ! so, start asap
• This course is available for both mac and windows user

Requirements

• Your laptop, 1 hour every week and a bit brain.

Description

beginner. I am offering this course for a very less price.

So, I recommend you to take this course as soon as possible if its price hiked up.

Why should you learn mongodb ? 

1. Mongodb is future.

2. free to use

3. make complex tasks easy for developers

4. Already used by many big tech gaint companies.

5. learn a new skill

6. NOSQL DATABASE

NoSql is a revolution in tech industry these days.

NOSQL basically horizontally scalable databse. We use mongodb compass to cross check how database is going on.

We install mongodb compass and learn that to create and do other operations from the compass graphically.

Basically these are some of the things we are going to learn in this course.

1. Show database

2. Create database

3. Creating a collection

4. Creating a capped collection

5. Drop Collection

6. Inserting Single row

7. Displaying using find()

8. Inserting Many rows

9. Display pretty

10. Display using foreach(json)

11. Update rows / entries

12. Create index

13. Get index

14. Drop index

15. find(value = true)

16. Less than

17. Less than equal to

18. Greater than

19. Greater than equal to

20. Not equal

21. skip

22. Ascending order

23. Descending order

24. Printing only 1 column with descending order

25. Skipping 1 column with descending order

26. Skipping 2 columns with descending order

27. Skipping 2 column with ascending order

28. Printing only 2 column with ascending order

29. Printing only 1 column with ascending order

30. Skipping 1 column with ascending order

31. Removing a entry

32. Creating User with read role

33. Creating User with complete permissions on all databases

34. Creating User with read and write permissions

35. Printing Users

36. Dropping database