Author
Daniel Khan
Released
12/12/2017- Basics of relational and nonrelational databases
- Preparing your environment
- When to use document databases
- Inserting data into MongoDB
- Basic insert operations for MongoDB
- Querying data from MongoDB with Node.js
- Using key-value stores
- Using relational databases with Node.js
- Adding MySQL and Sequelize to a project
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [Daniel] Hi, I'm Daniel Khan. For than 17 years, I've been working as developer, architect and product manager in tech. Along the way, I did my bachelor's degree in software engineering besides my job, and since about six, I'm mostly working with Node.js. In my current position as technical product manager at Dynatrace, I'm helping enterprises with their digital transformation, and while doing this, I'm learning a lot about how to do things and what they're struggling with. In this course, I will share what I've learned working with databases, and more specifically, working with databases in Node.js.
So let's get started. I hope you will enjoy.
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Introduction
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Welcome38s
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Using the exercise files1m 6s
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1. Get Started with Databases for Node.js
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2. Prepare Your Environment
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Install Node.js1m 26s
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Install Docker1m 44s
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Set up the sample apps9m 3s
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3. Use Document Databases with Node.js
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Set up MongoDB4m 35s
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Connect to MongoDB3m 26s
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Insert data into MongoDB7m 29s
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Query data from MongoDB4m 15s
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Introduction to Mongoose2m 59s
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Define your first model6m 55s
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Implement all database functions10m 17s
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4. Use Key-Value Stores with Node.js
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Set up Redis2m 41s
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Use Node.js with Redis7m 55s
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Implement a basket service10m 20s
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Put everything together9m 28s
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Wire up a basket page4m 16s
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5. Use Relational Databases with Node.js
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Set up MySQL3m 45s
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Create a database schema4m 7s
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Use Node.js with MySQL10m 55s
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Introduction to Sequelize2m 24s
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Review the database design1m 23s
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Implement an order service8m 30s
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Conclusion
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Next steps37s
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