This has to got to be one of the best tutorials on aggregation I have ever found. I have been researching aggregation for days for my project, looking up a million references and examples, and I could not understand any of it. Thanks, Mike!
Hey Mike, I have referred to your video so many times to refresh my knowledge on aggregation. I would be grateful to you if you could make an advanced MongoDB tutorial series focusing on complex queries using aggregation! There's barely anyone teaching those! Maybe It's too much to ask for 😂 but I haven't seen a better MongoDB teacher than you!
just got to the 10th part and I'm very happy to see Mike introducing himself one more time, hehe, yes, go Giraffe Academy! This is the best I finally got MongoDB
As I beginner I started learning code watching your videos Now I have been coding for a year and I would say your videos are very easy to understand thankyou!
This is something I was looking for a long time. Such nice tutorials. Btw, I see a small error in the source code you have provided. You missed a coma on the 6th line and there is an extra comma on 7th.
I just smash the subscribe button. I love your explanation on aggregation. Aggregation presented itself to me like spaghetti. Therefore much appreciated.
Thanks for your awesome work! Really helps me a lot! My question is, how in this example can i get just the total of all money income? just to sum up all the numbers from 'total' fields? Thank you!
Great tutorial, thanks. Ok I understand all of this and I have it working on my computer. Now I need to know how to use all of these commands from within my web app. Is there a way to do this outside of (= without having to learn) MERN/MEAN?
is aggregation something I can run for normal requests? if I have a user who has many Posts, can I show them their post count using aggregation or is that going to be too slow for production? or say we have a Topic Board, with many threads, can I use aggregation to find the unique posters in that entire board and display that to my visitors, or is this something I should accomplish with javascript on the back end?
More tutorial needed on mongo complex things. What about batch processing? What about partial word search? What about transactions? What about views, how you have it in SQL? What about bested documents, reference document fetching? What about count of result? Etc.
Excellent , well explained Can you just suggests a simple use case in mongoDB using aggregation framework and create pipeline or I can show some meaningful data insights so it is useful for business Any simple use case you can suggest
Hi Mayko, have id on another structure of model. Because names (here referred as ids) can change. How can I reach that data? Thanks really great content
Do aggregate functions perform well with large data sets (like millions of records)? We built a report processor that is timing out on huge data sets bc all the data has to be sent to the report processor and then we use math.js for calculations. I’m wondering if it would perform well to aggregate sums and averages in mongo and only transfer the results.