Description
MongoDB is one of the most popular NoSQL databases, known for flexibility and scalability. This course introduces the differences between relational and non-relational databases before diving into MongoDB. You’ll learn how to design schemas, insert and query documents, and perform CRUD operations. Advanced features such as indexing, aggregation pipelines, and data modeling are explained with practical examples. Projects include building APIs with MongoDB as the database layer. By the end, learners will understand when and how to use NoSQL, making them capable of handling modern applications that demand scalability and performance.
Zara –
I came in with zero NoSQL experience and left feeling confident in using MongoDB for my projects. The instructor breaks things down very well and covers important topics like schema design, indexing, and aggregation pipelines.
Vincent –
What I liked most is how the course builds up gradually. It doesn’t overwhelm you with jargon, and each lesson has clear goals. The instructor also explains the why behind MongoDB’s design choices, which gave me a better understanding overall.
Lauvra –
“MongoDB was a black box before, but now I confidently build data models thanks to this course. The hands-on labs and the instructor’s clear explanations of complex concepts, particularly around indexing strategies, were invaluable. My project now uses MongoDB for faster queries!”
Gloria –
This course was exactly what I needed. It explains MongoDB concepts clearly and provides lots of real-world examples. The hands-on exercises really helped solidify the knowledge. Highly recommend for anyone transitioning from relational databases.