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MongoDB World 2018: Tutorial - MongoDB & NodeJS: Zero to Hero in 80 Minutes
This document provides an overview of a workshop on building applications with MongoDB and Node.js. It discusses the MEAN stack without Angular, and the tools used - MongoDB, Node.js, NPM, and Express. It then outlines 9 quests or steps to build an application, including initializing the project, handling requests, defining schemas, performing CRUD operations with the native MongoDB driver and Mongoose ODM, and more. Each quest provides a link to GitHub for more details. It concludes by recommending next steps like MongoDB University courses.
MongoDB World 2018: Tutorial - MongoDB & NodeJS: Zero to Hero in 80 Minutes
- 1. MongoDB & Node.jsZeroto Hero in 80 Minutes
- 2. Ken W. Alger Teacher,Treehouse @kenwalger
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- 5. Project Overview • MEANStack - without the A • Tools • MongoDB • Node.js & NPM • Express Sending Leafie on a Quest for NYC Deli’s
- 6. • A documentdata store • Stores JSON-like documents with schemas • Initially released in 2009, now on version 3.6 with 4.0 coming this summer • Learn more about MongoDB here at MongoDB World 2018!
- 7. • A cross-platformruntime environment for developing server-side applications with JavaScript. • Uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model • npm (the node package manager) allows for the sharing and reuse of code and software written by other developers in the JavaScript community
- 8. • A webframework for Node.js. • Allows developers to build scalable, feature-rich applications, websites and more on top of Node. • Provides built in tools and functionality to take care of common tasks, like routing (or handling requests at different URL paths), serving static files, and dynamic templating to render HTML pages.
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- 10. Quest 1: Project Initialization& Requirements • MongoDB • ExpressJS • Node.js • npm GitHub: https://github.com/kenwalger/mdbw18/blob/master/workshop/quest1.md
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- 12. Quest 2: JavaScript QuickTest • Make sure Node.js is up and running GitHub: https://github.com/kenwalger/mdbw18/blob/master/workshop/quest2.md
- 13. Node.js $ node --version v10.1.0 Helloworld file: console.log(‘hello world’); $ node helloworld.js hello world
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- 15. Quest 3: Creating aServer • package.json • server.js • ExpressJS GitHub: https://github.com/kenwalger/mdbw18/blob/master/workshop/quest3.md
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- 17. Quest 4: Handling Requests •HTTP Methods • Routing in our app GitHub: https://github.com/kenwalger/mdbw18/blob/master/workshop/quest4.md
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- 19. Quest 5: Data Definition •Designing the schema GitHub: https://github.com/kenwalger/mdbw18/blob/master/workshop/quest5.md
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- 21. Quest 6: Native JavaScript& MongoDB • Native Driver • MongoClient GitHub: https://github.com/kenwalger/mdbw18/blob/master/workshop/quest6.md
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- 23. Quest 7: Getting CRUDdywith MongoDB & JS • CRUD Operations GitHub: https://github.com/kenwalger/mdbw18/blob/master/workshop/quest7.md
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- 25. Quest 8: Beyond Native- Mongoose ODM • Object Data Modeling • Asynchronous environment • MVC Design Pattern GitHub: https://github.com/kenwalger/mdbw18/blob/master/workshop/quest8.md
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- 27. Quest 9: Mongoose CRUD •Creating & Reading from MongoDB with Mongoose • Controllers & Routes GitHub: https://github.com/kenwalger/mdbw18/blob/master/workshop/quest9.md
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- 29. Next Steps: • MongoDBUniversity Courses • M001: MongoDB Basics • M101JS: MongoDB for Node.js Developers • Conference Talks • Drivers: Node - Gibson room at 2:00 • Data Models for Storing Sophisticated Customer Journeys in MongoDB, 2:35 Final project code available at: https://github.com/kenwalger/getting- mean
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- 40. Sample single columncode slide { "_id" : 5, "line_items" : [ { "id": 123, "title": "USB Battery", "price": 15.0, "notify_when_ship": [{"name": "eliot", "phone": "123- 456-7890"}], "shipped": true }, { "id": 512, "title": "Hip T-shirt", "price": 45.0, "shipped": false } ] }
- 41. Sample two columncode slide orders: { _id: 5, line_items : [ { id: 123, title : "USB Battery", price: 15.0 }, shipped: true { id: 512, title : "Hip T-shirt", price : 45.0, shipped: false } ], } db.orders.update( { _id: 5 }, { $mul: { "line_items.$[li].price": 0.8}}, {arrayFilters:[ {"li.shipped":{$ne:true}} ]} )
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