Databases for Node.js Developers

Contents

• Introduction Introduction

  • Databases in Node.js: Relational, document, and in-memory storage in action

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• 1. Course Setup 1. Course Setup

  • What you should know

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    Getting your tools ready

    2m 14s
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    How to use the exercise files

    3m 40s
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    Exploring the sample project

    2m 35s
• 2. Introduction to Databases 2. Introduction to Databases

  • Some basics about databases

    2m 20s
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    Understanding relational databases

    5m 10s
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    Understanding document databases

    3m 15s
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    Selecting the ideal database for your Node.js project

    2m 39s
• 3. MongoDB: Building Your Product Catalog 3. MongoDB: Building Your Product Catalog

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    Managing product data with MongoDB

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  • Setting up MongoDB with Docker

    2m 30s
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    Exploring MongoDB with Compass

    1m 19s
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    Introducing Mongoose

    2m 59s
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    Setting up Mongoose and connecting it to MongoDB

    10m 14s
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    Building a model for our products

    5m 25s
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    Integrating the model into our application

    3m 55s
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    Populating MongoDB with sample data

    2m 6s
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    Querying items with Mongoose

    9m 19s
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    Filtering items by tag

    4m 27s
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    Item administration: Listing and loading

    6m 32s
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    Item administration: Create, update, and delete

    15m 14s
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    Optimizing queries with indexes

    5m 33s
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    Performing text search in MongoDB

    5m 34s
• 4. MySQL: Managing Users and Orders 4. MySQL: Managing Users and Orders

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    Using MySQL for our users and orders

    1m 8s
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    Setting up MySQL with Docker

    2m 49s
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    Exploring MySQL with MySQL Workbench

    1m 57s
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    Introducing Sequelize

    1m 51s
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    Setting up the database connection

    7m 43s
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    Designing the database structure

    2m 1s
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    Creating a user model for Sequelize

    7m 47s
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    Creating the order models for Sequelize

    11m 56s
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    Loading and syncing the models

    13m 5s
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    Creating, updating and deleting users with Sequelize

    12m 52s
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    Securing credentials with password hashing

    7m 2s
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    Implementing the user login

    9m 15s
• 5. Redis: A Fast Store for Sessions, Caching, and Real-Time Features 5. Redis: A Fast Store for Sessions, Caching, and Real-Time Features

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    Fast and flexible basket and session management with Redis

    2m 3s
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    Setting up Redis with Docker

    1m 37s
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    Exploring Redis with Redis Insight

    2m 36s
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    Connecting our application to Redis

    4m 35s
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    Managing user sessions with Redis

    8m 50s
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    Basic Redis operations for shopping baskets, part 1

    11m 16s
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    Basic Redis operations for shopping baskets, part 2

    7m 47s
• 6. Bringing It All Together: Creating and Managing Orders 6. Bringing It All Together: Creating and Managing Orders

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    Fetching item information for the basket

    5m 24s
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    Creating the order and using transactions

    11m 24s
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    Implementing the order admin view

    9m 25s
• Conclusion Conclusion

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    Next steps

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