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MongoDB(MongoDB) Big Data and NoSQL lecture update
Hello. This is Dave Lee from Janjaemi Coding.
We are updating and sharing MongoDB big data and NoSQL lectures.
This time, we have completely re-filmed the MongoDB Big Data and NoSQL lectures from beginning to end with a new curriculum. Students who have already taken the course can take the new lectures in the same lecture.
MongoDB has changed a lot over time, so we have updated it frequently, but there were still some shortcomings. Also, the existing lecture did not cover MongoDB's complex grammar, Aggregation-based grammar.
This time, we boldly rewrote the existing lecture based on the latest MongoDB, and also covered advanced Aggregation grammar. Rather than simply listing grammar, we made it so that you can learn it practically through various examples and various exercises based on real data.
Recently, in addition to SQL-based databases, various databases are being used in the development field and data analysis/science field. Among these, document-based NoSQL databases in JSON format are being used a lot. MongoDB is the most widely used NoSQL database in the world. If you have experience with related technologies, you will have no problem using various document-based NoSQL databases in the future.
Since this is a completely new version, there may be mistakes in the beginning. If there is an issue, please report it to me in the Q&A section or by sending me an email to dream@fun-coding.org and I will fix it right away.
I hope you find the newly updated lecture helpful.
thank you