✅ Written tutorial → mdb.link/article-qXDrWKVSx1w ✅ Create your free Atlas cluster → mdb.link/free-qXDrWKVSx1w ✅ Get help on our Community Forums → mdb.link/forums-qXDrWKVSx1w
This is good stuff. Unfortunately, I am familiar with mongoose.js and not Zod. Can the same result be achieve with mongoose.js instead of Zod? If the answer is yes, any video tutorials?
@@MongoDB Thank you! It will also be interesting to have a code-along that shows how we can clone/convert an existing Mongo Atlas database into a RAG and process it with two or three custom nodes/edges.
✅ Written tutorial → mdb.link/article-qXDrWKVSx1w
✅ Create your free Atlas cluster → mdb.link/free-qXDrWKVSx1w
✅ Get help on our Community Forums → mdb.link/forums-qXDrWKVSx1w
quick question please.. once I created a vector index, what happen to new data coming in to the DB, will it get indexed as well?
Awesome tutorial, easy to set up and follow along
Thanks so much!
I remember watching Jesse’s videos in early 2020 when I was learning to code.
Thank you! - Jesse 💪
This is good stuff. Unfortunately, I am familiar with mongoose.js and not Zod. Can the same result be achieve with mongoose.js instead of Zod? If the answer is yes, any video tutorials?
The answer is yes! And we are working on more examples to share very soon for both Mongoose and Prisma!
@@MongoDB Thank you! It will also be interesting to have a code-along that shows how we can clone/convert an existing Mongo Atlas database into a RAG and process it with two or three custom nodes/edges.