In this tutorial, I will discuss how we can use the $or operator in MongoDB. There are a variety of operators in MongoDB that can be used for many different purposes. Developers can do a lot more than just CRUD in MongoDB-backed applications because it provides easy-to-understand, highly advanced, as well as flexible operators. Perhaps […]
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MongoDB is flexible, easy to learn and understand, and has loads of features for developers, but some things are quite ugly in their default state! do you understand? Well, you guessed it, I am talking about those big and bottomless archive logs. Thankfully, MongoDB comes with a solution for this, which is the pretty() method.
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This piece talks about deleting documents in MongoDB. Deleting documents in MongoDB can be done in various ways. You may choose to delete a single document or multiple documents from a collection. The delete methods that we will be discussing today are deleteOne() and deleteMany(). In this guide, I will illustrate multiple examples so you
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Introduction We are all aware of the advantages of DevOps in the software development lifecycle (SDLC). It continuously assesses the SDLC to provide high-quality software in a distributed computing and orchestration environment. There are a lot of different solutions available for DevOps engineers to minimize their manual tasks in their day to day work. These
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As known, the theoretical foundations of imperative programming were laid back in the 1930s. The theory remained a theory until John McCarthy developed the Lisp language in the early 1950s. Now, the most popular functional programming language is Haskell. As Laurence Paulson said: “Functional programming aims to give each program a simple mathematical interpretation. This
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In this tutorial, I am going to walk you through using the $ne operator in MongoDB. MongoDB offers a variety of operators that can be used for a variety of purposes. It has provided developers with easy-to-understand as well as flexible operators that allow them to do a lot more than CRUD in a MongoDB-backed
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In this tutorial, I will be walking you through a comparative guide on two popular ODMs, Monk vs Mongoose for MongoDB. MongoDB is huge and has gained immense popularity as a robust database management system. Well, let’s face it, MongoDB gives a hard time to starters. The core components and the complex documentation have only
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To connect your application with your local MongoDB database, you need to connect MongoDB on the localhost 27017 port. This is the default port the MongoDB database server listens to the commands. Working on a local database is part of developing any web, desktop, or mobile application. A locally set up database helps you conduct
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Mongoose is one of the most popular Node.js libraries, providing the simplest way to interact with the MongoDB database. With the help of Mongoose, one can create models and schemas for storing and retrieving data from MongoDB collections. Additionally, it provides a number of APIs that make it even easier to work with MongoDB in
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MongoDB is useful when we have started learning it to test our application locally, but as soon as we move to the cloud database, it becomes useless to have it installed in the system as it drains the battery and takes up unnecessary space in the memory. So it is better to uninstall it. In
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