Broo... You are the BEST Instructor EVER!!!!!

The best instructor i've ever found on youtube. Btw, waiting for Firebase ❤️

I taught over 25 years in schools and colleges. Brad is really great teacher. Comprehensive knowledge, very clear and straight to the point. Could you please include ( MERN Stack: MongoDB, Express, React & Node.js Full Project) in Udemy Brad? Thanks.

I discovered something interesting that you need to know and explore further, perhaps. I'm Brazilian, I'm 70 years old, my English isn't very good and I still have some hearing difficulties. And it's not because of my age! Your speech, diction and the pauses between words make the Google translator perfectly translate from English to Portuguese. It's like reading a book edited in Portuguese. Incredible!! my name is Jorge

Awesome! Just a remark: I edited this line of code due to Connection Error: (added .MongoClient at the end) const mongodb = require('mongodb').MongoClient

Clear and straight to the point, great tutorial, I've subscribed!

You are an amazing teacher, your explanations are short and sweet which really helps me understand the concept even better!

Very impressive teaching style, clear, consistent, precise, almost mesmerising ! Would be great to see a lesson on relational database (MySQL), as a beginner, I am, like many learners, still not clear when to choose which type of database, eg. when building a ecommerce website that requires Multi tiers filtering function.

Best ever instructor! Love you, sir!

Great series! You cover a lot here and in your udemy course (and I’m a student in 3 of them), but what you’re missing is email integration. I basically have everything I need to create a mini SaaS, but connecting it with a custom domain, and having my netlify app email user notifications and updates from @domain would be really helpful. Hope you’ll make a video on that one day soon :-)

The best place to learn ... very good content... your voice is very clear ..

Came here from the JS course.... the MongoDB setup is outdated, there are now many more options we're presented with not covered in any of your course material or web series. For a first time user of Mongo, this is creating some concern... Figured most of it out, and the one thing I had to go to SO for, this was the thing: mongodb.connect is no longer a valid function as it stands. You must use MongoClient. The easiest way to fix this is to use this with the declaration: const mongodb = require("mongodb").MongoClient. Simply adding that period and MongoClient at the end seems to have fixed it. There are other ways to go about this, but that is by far the simplest fix. Thank you for all your courses, you're the only teacher I've found in coding that is ACTUALLY teaching and not just telling people to watch them code and learn by some sort of magical telepathy that doesn't exist. Like asking a med student to learn how to perform a heart transplant by only watching one and following along with no practical knowledge or experience... would you trust that person to perform surgery on you!?

Great tutorial! Thank you!!!

A great tutorial on performing CRUD operations on a Mongo Database. Thanks, Brad {2021-11-29}

Really excellent video tutorial.

Eagerly waiting ❤️

yeeeah!! New bootcamp episode!!

please make more such videos really helpful. start making some mini projects with MERN stack

If you ever thought you were not clever enough to study a subject, just ask Brad to teach it. Can you move into nuclear physics?

Regarding the 'mongodb.connect is not a function' error. You will need to add ".MongoClient" to your mongodb variable like so..... const mongodb = require("mongodb").MongoClient;

Love From Bangladesh Sir

I am here... thank you...

You're the best instructor anyone can ever have.

10/10

I noticed the Dental braces. Hope your are Okay. 🤔 Half way through this video. Already learned a lot. 👏 Thanks for the quality content. 💚

Your tutorials are the TRUE zero to hero.. Thanks You!! Also waiting for firebase

Thank you, Brad. It was a great introduction to MongoDB. I have already enrolled your React.js course and I am really happy. I consider purchasing also a NodeJs course and I think I have to pick your full-stack course? at this point, I wonder that which template are you using for front-end side? ejs, handlebars or pug? Thank you.

waiting for user auth video :)

Please we need in-depth tutorial on firebase! Also, will we create a big project at the end of this bootcamp series, using all the knowledge we've learnt (and will learn) together just like the real world?.

at the newer version you cant use let mongodb = require("mongodb").MongoClient in order to make the connect يا براد يا غالي يا فلاح

Excellent video as usual Brad. I have already finished 2 of your udemy courses and I just purchased 2 more. Looking forward to them. I was wondering if you would consider putting together some PHP/SQL courses and/or a KZfaq series? I know they are not super modern and trendy now like React and MongoDB but do you think in the future you might publish courses related to those topics? Or even React/Angular/Vue ones? Thank you

Please make a video on how to use any API documentation for beginners

You are the BEST!

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Brad offers wonderful instruction. However, in the MongoDB/CRUD video, I get this error: TypeError: mongodb.connect is not a function at Object. (C:\Users\David McMurrey\Desktop\mongodb-node-test\index.js:6:9) I added .MongoClient as indicated by joel-rg below. Now it just hangs. -- david

hey, there is an error message, it says ''' mongodb.connect is not a function

when you get data back from mongodb is that a string? if i console log "results" i get back an object looking response but when try to access one of the items, console log "results.name" for example i get undefined. basically im trying to find out how to access and use items from a mongodb object in node

Brad you're my favourite instructor. Please react..

Is the next video coming up tomorrow?

mongodb.ObjectId("therespectiveid") gave me an error as mongodb.ObjectId is not a function. to solve it, at the top I had to declare, const ObjectId = require("mongodb").ObjectId

Is there a way to join two different collections in Mongodb?

Hello sir, im learning fullstack course from udemy . Your way of teaching is just immaculate for me to learn many things in java script. But during the process, i came across an error "typeerror: mongodb.connect is not a function " . I tried to fix it but still getting same error. Please help if im missing something here......

I have been trying to update some fields of an API for two long weeks and still cannot do it. How to update data from a req.body please (I trying to update data from user or Postman but it returns Null not the updated data), Thank you very much in advance.

TypeError: mongodb.connect is not a function, Does anyone know the solution to this problem?

Brad Due to the changes of mongodb V5 the code needs to be updated, it is sending errors. Thank you very much

mongodb.ObjectId gives me an error. To fix it I need to write ObjectId instead mongodb.ObjectId and in the beggining of the document to write const {ObjectId} = require("bson")

Ye ye ye whatever...now where's the cat?!! Only kidding.

in 2021 its saying db is undefined

Tried everything why is error.." TypeError: mongodb.ObjectId is not a function" ... when trying deleteOne function ?

Not working version error still

34:30 How to use ObjectId on mongodb => { _id: mongodb.ObjectId("bbdb3b3bb4bb2bb2bb4bb4bbb") }

weird....his voice sounds just like Bucky Roberts....thenewboston

Are folks still using node.

I'm sorry man IDK about those comments, but I didn't like how you just skip some really useful things and how u stop at a useless topic and talk about it for about 2 or 3 minutes ...

Hi Brad, why teach MongoDB/ NoSQL database when in most (99%) real world ( professional environments) you should know SQL and work with for example MySQL, PostgreSQL, MsSQL or Oracle Databases? for me this video, make no sense and waste of time because one thing is choose between PHP and NodeJS, a complete thing is about databases, that majority of the companies use a SQL Database. ;)