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Rock The Vote - Level 6

Rock The Vote - Level 6

You are going to create a full stack application with user authentication created with Node, React, Express, Mongoose & Mongodb that allows users to post and upvote or downvote political issues. This assignment has the most difficult requirements of any at V School. Ask around and find or make a friend

Mongo Shell Practice

Mongo Shell Practice

Using the `mongo` shell, you will perform all possible CRUD operations on a database collection of candies.

CRUD Store

Exercise### This exercise is your first foray into implementing mongoose into your express server. You will be making a CRUD e-store inventory. Use postman to interface with all the items in your database. Part One * Build a new server and connect it to mongodb. * In a folder called models create

Deploying Static and Node Applications with Zeit Now

Deploying Static and Node Applications with Zeit Now

This lesson has been adapted from Mykola Bilokonsky Documentation can be found HERE About Zeit Now Up until now you've been running your projects from your own server on localhost. Now is a node package that lets you deploy static websites and node applications to a remote server, which allows

Warmup - Mongoose Schema Practice

Warmup - Mongoose Schema Practice

Create a set of Mongoose Schemas for a Reddit-style feed to practice good structure in modeling your data. You'll need to include the following: * Users * Posts * Comments on the posts (these only go one level deep, no comments of comments) * Tags to organize posts Consider the following: You need to

Mongoose Schema Basics

Mongoose Schema Basics

Understanding Schemas A "Schema" can be a tough thing to understand at first, but in reality it's pretty straightforward. A Schema for a database is akin to a "Class" in Object-Oriented Programming. Where a class is like a blueprint for creating objects in a program, a Schema is a blueprint

Mongoose CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete)

Mongoose CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete)

We've covered the basics of making queries in the MongoDB Shell, but since we'll mostly be writing our queries in our server's JavaScript code using Mongoose, it makes sense to understand how Mongoose does queries. We'll be covering basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations. With Mongoose, you can perform

MongoDB Overview

MongoDB Overview

A database is simply a storage mechanism for information. In the same way a warehouse stores physical inventory in rows, on shelves, in boxes, etc., a database stores data in it’s own organized way. The two types of database structures are relational (SQL) and non-relational (NoSQL). Relational vs. Non-Relational

Bounty Hunting with Mongoose

Bounty Hunting with Mongoose

Boba Fett has asked you to build him an API so he can keep track of his bounties. You have done a satisfactory job up to this point except that every time the server reloads, all the data is wiped. Boba Fett is absolutely not happy about this because it

Intro to Mongoose

Intro to Mongoose

Mongoose is a library for connecting to MongoDB and running queries from a Node.js app. Installation is trivial: npm install --save mongoose. Although documents in a MongoDB collection do not have to be homogeneous (they may have different schemas), Mongoose enforces document schemas to make the collection more uniform