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3.5 Modify the Schema of Documents
Even though we've learned that MongoDB is schemaless, it should rather be schema-free. You can (and should) define a schema of your own in the application, even though MongoDB doesn't force you to. You'll learn how to handle modifying the schema of a document.
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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