Hey mike! i have been following a lot of your courses which have helped me immensely! since you have already done a course on html, css, js and mdb please launch another playlist for nodejs. It'll be really helpful!
I like your way of teaching by giving examples. Please add some exercise in the each of the video to grab more concept about new languages. Thanks a lot of these videos.
Your desctiption of MongoDB raises questions. MongoDB is: "really fast": In other words, not useless. What DBMS alternatives are slow? Why are they "slow"? "really flexible": What cannot be modeled in an SQL database? "cross-platform": In other words, not useless. "data does not have to match criteria": Then it either is not data, or the "data" is useless, or the data will have to be filtered and massaged by some other piece of software. Why would I want that? Is the data reliable? Wha ti those other tools "filter and massage" the data in differtent ways? "no matching data types": In what way is that useful? If I am storing a floating-point number, and I expect accuracy, integer data will not have the accuracy I require. If my DBMS supports a "Phone Number" type, or I add functionality to support such type, my phone numbers will be valid. If Mongo accepts a random string, what have I gained?
You are one of the best instructor online. Can you start a series for nodejs please
The way you explain is fantastic
looking forward to this
Regards from brazil! Your videos are awesome o/
Hey mike! i have been following a lot of your courses which have helped me immensely! since you have already done a course on html, css, js and mdb please launch another playlist for nodejs. It'll be really helpful!
I like your way of teaching by giving examples. Please add some exercise in the each of the video to grab more concept about new languages. Thanks a lot of these videos.
awesome videos
Mike dane love you so much ❤️
Is Mongo DB free to use for commercial purpose ? ( I mean We are building a product with Mongo as a storage DB and sell it as a product to a client)
thank you
Hey Mike....plz do node.js and react.js......
please make a video an autoincrement in mongodb...on id
Your desctiption of MongoDB raises questions.
MongoDB is:
"really fast": In other words, not useless. What DBMS alternatives are slow? Why are they "slow"?
"really flexible": What cannot be modeled in an SQL database?
"cross-platform": In other words, not useless.
"data does not have to match criteria": Then it either is not data, or the "data" is useless, or the data will have to be filtered and massaged by some other piece of software. Why would I want that? Is the data reliable? Wha ti those other tools "filter and massage" the data in differtent ways?
"no matching data types": In what way is that useful? If I am storing a floating-point number, and I expect accuracy, integer data will not have the accuracy I require. If my DBMS supports a "Phone Number" type, or I add functionality to support such type, my phone numbers will be valid. If Mongo accepts a random string, what have I gained?