MongoDB Explained in 10 Minutes | SQL vs NoSQL | Jumpstart

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[@skorne7682]

As an old school SQL developer this was the first video I could find that simply and clearly explained the differences of Mongo really well, thanks!

[@stefancochrane2723]

As a former old school Lotus Notes developer, I agree - I have worked with SQL for a long time, too, but MongoDb is closer to Lotus Notes (RIP).

[@marks.youtube]

Yeah - me too. This was awesome.

[@futuregootecks]

I've seen SQL and NoSQL, as well as Mongodb, around for years and this is the first time I've ever seen any of it defined in an easy-to-understand way! Thank you!

[@yibeicai277]

I totally agree. Everything is clearly explained

[@stevemarsh12]

Great simple to understand video and terminology - Thanks

[@omkararjunjagdale499]

Loved the info, I just applied for a position as a Communications Engineer at MongoDb and this is really exciting to learn. Thanks for making the info so simple. I think I can do this haha.

[@snehadudhankar2966]

Great video! it's very helpful to understand concept ! Please make more videos

[@supratiksarkar1195]

this is a top class masterpiece. Its so clearly explained that its unbelievable. Kudos.

[@christinefredricksen8743]

Thank you, that was very helpful!

[@maryamnakhaei8921]

It was very informative! Thanks a million!

[@sohelakhtar8044]

Simplest Explanation ever to found out 😊

[@itvrlogic5600]

Great explanation, thank you

[@asaduzzamanofficial6488]

I benefited a lot from the video. And got the right idea of ​​the details. thank you❤

[@syedaqib2912]

MongoDB is a source-available cross-platform document-oriented database program. Classified as a NoSQL database program, MongoDB uses JSON-like documents with optional schemas.

[@Fabbesson]

Thank you ChatGPT.

[@mawandenxumalo4901]

You're the best bro!, very helpful video

[@zuandrecoetzee1957]

the first 20 seconds got me👍🏽 and subscribing

[@nat7352]

Amazing video, thanks for this!

[@AhmadAwais]

Jesse, that's hilarious and clever! Job weldone! 💯👌

[@tejalbhavsar4610]

whooaa started watching it for mongodb and learnt about sql and nosql too

[@satyasridevi851]

Omg the beginning though 😂

[@bijeesraj007]

Do you mind saying what’s used to build the animated image at 09:03 ?

[@raghavenderkuppireddy7158]

Awsome explanation ❤

[@adornnet]

Jesse, Thanks for the helpful tutorial. Will I be able to find the pagination tutorial in this channel?

[@Omsip123]

Wow, very well explained

[@xenialxerous2441]

Lol, awesomeness unfolded.. Yay!! ✌️

[@maskedmanhunter]

Surprised to see Jesse here😯

[@BabanYadav-ek6hc]

❤well explained

[@mrwebdev4688]

1:05, oooomg, these clothes are blowing my mind, they're soo awesome. i loved JS

[@vladimirrodriguez4043]

Cool Intro xD!

[@parasou79]

@2.55: Is the primary key for Email_Table, Phone_table, Address_table has the right data? Because I see _id is "1" in every row and I hope it is the primary key in each of those tables.

[@BessieMartin-cl8sz]

best of the best!

[@crmali548]

Explained as simple as MongoDB

[@UrvishSoni]

Yeahh! 😁 😁 😁 Finalllyy..! 😁 😁 😁 Wait ends! 😁 😁 😁

[@thiemokellner1893]

3:35 Where is the difference between 1 server having 64 CPUs/cores and 64 servers having 1? 6:57 so it is less expensive to have 64 1-CPU-servers than 1 64-CPU-servers? I am really extra sure that at least energetically the latter is cheaper, which in turn leads me to the conclusion energy costs are way too small.

[@gearboxworks]

ACTUALLY - with me in full-pedant mode - the term "relational" does not come from the relationships between tables, but the mathematical term "relation" from which relational databases are comprised. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relation_(database)