NoSQL and MongoDB: Documents, Collections and JSON

NoSQL with MongoDB Intermediate 3 min read Published
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SQL databases store data in tables with fixed columns. But some data doesn’t fit neat rows: a product with 3 attributes and another with 30, a user profile with a list of addresses, app events with changing fields. MongoDB, the most popular NoSQL database, stores such data as flexible documents.

🎬 From tables to documents

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