MongoDB-Tutorial
Welcome to the MongoDB Tutorial! This repository aims to provide a comprehensive guide to MongoDB, a popular NoSQL database management system, along with notes and code examples for working with MongoDB and Mongoose.
Table of Contents
MongoDB
In the mongodb folder, you will find notes and resources related to MongoDB. These notes cover various topics such as installation, data modeling, querying, indexing, and more. Feel free to explore the mongodb folder to enhance your understanding of MongoDB.
Mongoose
The mongoose folder contains notes and resources specifically related to Mongoose, an Object Data Modeling (ODM) library for MongoDB and Node.js. These notes cover Mongoose schema definition, CRUD operations, middleware, and other advanced features. If you’re interested in using Mongoose to work with MongoDB in your Node.js applications, the mongoose folder will provide valuable insights.
Code
In the code folder, you will find example code snippets that demonstrate various MongoDB and Mongoose operations. These code snippets are organized by topic and provide practical examples of how to perform common tasks with MongoDB and Mongoose.
To run the code samples, make sure you have MongoDB installed and configured on your machine. Then, navigate to the code folder and follow the instructions provided in each file.
Here is an example image from the code folder:
MongoDb Connect Code
Here is another example image from the code folder:
Mongoose Update Code
Feel free to explore the code folder for more code examples.
Images
The images folder contains visual aids that illustrate various concepts discussed in the tutorial. You can find screenshots, diagrams, and examples that help clarify MongoDB and Mongoose-related topics.
Here is an example image from the images folder:
Official Documentation
And here is a second image from the images folder:
Know Our Team
Feel free to explore the images folder for more visual aids.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.