MongoDB is a different kind of database. It sets itself apart from other systems due to its many different features that allow for better maintainability and scalability. If you feel you have trouble maintaining your data because it's either too big or too slow or too expensive, then perhaps you should consider taking MongoDB for a spin. In this course we'll learn the basics of using MongoDB in a Ruby scenario. We'll build a small Sinatra application so you can understand the fundamentals of using this database system in a Ruby environment.
1.Introduction2 lessons, 07:00
2 lessons, 07:00
1.1Introduction02:36
1.1
Introduction
02:36
1.2Installation04:24
1.2
Installation
04:24
2.Introduction to MongoDB4 lessons, 31:34
4 lessons, 31:34
2.1Documents05:48
2.1
Documents
05:48
2.2Insert Documents06:40
2.2
Insert Documents
06:40
2.3Query for Documents12:42
2.3
Query for Documents
12:42
2.4Update and Remove Documents06:24
2.4
Update and Remove Documents
06:24
3.Mongoid9 lessons, 1:17:31
9 lessons, 1:17:31
3.1Bootstrap an Application05:54
3.1
Bootstrap an Application
05:54
3.2Setting up Mongoid12:03
3.2
Setting up Mongoid
12:03
3.3List Issues08:48
3.3
List Issues
08:48
3.4Update Issues09:27
3.4
Update Issues
09:27
3.5Modify the Schema of Documents06:00
3.5
Modify the Schema of Documents
06:00
3.6Adding Pagination12:18
3.6
Adding Pagination
12:18
3.7Validations05:03
3.7
Validations
05:03
3.8Associations (Part 1)08:43
3.8
Associations (Part 1)
08:43
3.9Associations (Part 2)09:15
3.9
Associations (Part 2)
09:15
4.Conclusion1 lesson, 02:22
1 lesson, 02:22
4.1Final Review02:22
4.1
Final Review
02:22
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