Thank you very much. Coming from over 27 years is SQL, you made this easy. I've watched a few long videos and didn't get out of it as much as I did this single video. I'll be watching more of your videos for sure.
I just completed this crash course. This is by far one of the most comprehensive tutorial you'd find on RUclips. How do I know? Cause I have been searching this for a long time. Lecturer walks through the concepts very clearly. The database manipulation is done using a very simple example. I learned a lot from this tutorial. Thank you!
Just a note. 15:52 in. I created a new user with read/write access and it worked. More importantly, the pword didn't contain any special characters when my account and admin name did. New test user, vanilla, connected just fine.
Hey there, I am doing a paid data science course here in India, I must say that my instructor could not even explain these things like you did. Kudus to you man !!
thank you very much! This video helps me very well! You speak very comfortably, not so fast, and your English is very good to understand for me! Vielen Dank!
Hi, i'm printing - print('collections:', db.list_collection_names()) - but it only returns an empty array. I definitely have a collection in the db. Any ideas?
Hello Patrick! Strange: I can iterate with for loop when I call the result list with .find, but if I use .find_one I get: "TypeError: string indices must be integers" error when I iterate. Both results are lists containing dictionary, is that incorrect? Have you ever run into this error? Thanks. Lovely video, by the way.
Wow! I wanted this video for so long, Probably the best explained video on youtube!! Thank you
Thank you! Glad to hear this :)
Thank you very much. Coming from over 27 years is SQL, you made this easy. I've watched a few long videos and didn't get out of it as much as I did this single video. I'll be watching more of your videos for sure.
I just completed this crash course. This is by far one of the most comprehensive tutorial you'd find on RUclips. How do I know? Cause I have been searching this for a long time. Lecturer walks through the concepts very clearly. The database manipulation is done using a very simple example. I learned a lot from this tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you, really glad you enjoyed it!
Accidentially find your youtube channel and now I fall in love with your videos.
glad to hear this :)
Just a note. 15:52 in. I created a new user with read/write access and it worked. More importantly, the pword didn't contain any special characters when my account and admin name did. New test user, vanilla, connected just fine.
Best Python + MongoDB tutorial on the tube! Especially with local db installation option. Thank you!
Keep up the great work bro! First Pytorch, now MongoDB you're tutorials are really informative and helpful!
thanks :)
Do you like MongoDB?
Very Much So!
Loving it, thank you for sharing 💐🎉
I feel relieved! Thank you for your lesson. Very insightful!
Man, thank you. This is very helpful!
Hey there, I am doing a paid data science course here in India, I must say that my instructor could not even explain these things like you did. Kudus to you man !!
Thank you Man! really easy and clear concept .
10:04 if you forget to copy it just look up for connect button and u should figure it out the rest
AWESOME! Thank you so much for making this video! Very helpful and exactly what I was looking for! Now, I just need to get it working with Flask
Nice to meet you Patrick 😁
Good course bro.
It's really clear
what a lovely video. Thank you!
Thank you for this video!)
Man it's a killer! Extremely efficient and to the point. Thanks a lot
glad you like it!
thank you very much! This video helps me very well! You speak very comfortably, not so fast, and your English is very good to understand for me! Vielen Dank!
Glad you like it!
I'm really impressed.
well explained, thank you
Damn this made MongoDB so easy! Tysm for making this legendary tutorial
glad you like it!
congratulations for the video. do you have any video depicting an api using MongoDB with architecture MVC (Model, View Controller)?
Vielen Dank, gutes Tutorial :)
danke!
Nice crash course
thanks Tomi!
Thanks for the contributions you make, they are really very useful, and easy to use ...
Glad you think so!
GREAT TUTORIALLL
Awesome thank you 😊
Thanks for watching :)
Great content. Will share.
thank you!
Nice video. Is there any disadvantage to running the database locally?
Thank for your video!
glad it is helpful!
thank you!
Thank you for the video.✔👍🙏
Hope you enjoy it :)
Great content, thanks
thank you!
Great tutorial, thank you so much. You should upload these videos on Coursera if you haven't already
Could you please do this course using windows??
since i don't have Macbook, so it's quite difficult to work with commands in windows!!
🙏🙏
Hi, i'm printing - print('collections:', db.list_collection_names()) - but it only returns an empty array. I definitely have a collection in the db. Any ideas?
How do I list outer-most fields from a document using pymongo python?
Absolutely awesome 👏👌👍👍👍🥂
Thank you 👍
Excellent
thanks!
awesome video man! any idea why im getting "client = mongo_client(cluster) TypeError: 'module' object is not callable"
Nice course. Can you plewse give your pycharm settings it looks beautiful. Is it pycharm community edition.
It's PyCharm Professional but you can get the same look with the Dracula theme: plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/12275-dracula-theme
I have a question about streamlit can we run it on Google Collab and if we can do we get link of Google server or something else.
hmm haven't tried it...
Hello How to find by just date not datetime
MongoDB looks interesting. I have long wondered why it seems like JS developers seem to favor Mongo & Python developers seem to prefer Postgre...
its showing ssl certificate error
Hello Patrick! Strange: I can iterate with for loop when I call the result list with .find, but if I use .find_one I get: "TypeError: string indices must be integers" error when I iterate. Both results are lists containing dictionary, is that incorrect? Have you ever run into this error? Thanks. Lovely video, by the way.
find returns a cursor which you can iterate over, while find_one returns a single document, i.e. a dictionary, which isn't iterable
Hello sir
I hope you are doing well
Sir, Is django good for web development comparison to js framework
Yes, definitely
Please explain vaex dataframe one video please
No auto increment sad.
Schaue mir immer gerne ihre Videos mit der kratzigen Kermit Stimme an.
Goodness, GUIs are nice but working with CLIs 95% of the time makes GUIs look cluttered. 😅
handsome bro :)
thanks!
always have errors while following ur tutorials man so disappointing
Any tutorial on chatbots that have access with db like mongo db? @patloeber