Practical MongoDB with PHP Project – Learn By Doing

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Install MongoDB & Compass

Lecture 1: MongoDB installation – part 1

Lecture 2: MongoDB installation – part 2

Lecture 3: Install Compass

Lecture 4: Install Compass – part 2

Lecture 5: Install Composer

Lecture 6: Download Mongo-PHP library with Composer

Lecture 7: Set up driver

Chapter 3: Set up folders

Lecture 1: Part 1

Lecture 2: Part 2

Lecture 3: Part 3

Chapter 4: Some Mongo Basics in CLI and Compass

Lecture 1: Part 1

Lecture 2: Part 2

Lecture 3: Part 3

Lecture 4: Part 4

Lecture 5: Part 5

Lecture 6: Part 6

Lecture 7: Part 7

Lecture 8: Part 8

Lecture 9: Part 9

Lecture 10: Part 10

Chapter 5: Users functionality

Lecture 1: What we need to build

Lecture 2: Create Database & Collection

Lecture 3: Set up Users Class

Lecture 4: Connect to Mongo Database with PHP

Lecture 5: Switch to Mongo Collection with Users Class object

Lecture 6: Public & Protected

Lecture 7: Method for filtering input

Lecture 8: Insert One record in Mongo for Register purposes

Lecture 9: Get Last inserted ID in Mongo & start session

Lecture 10: Short recap

Lecture 11: Continue with our Register Logic part 1

Lecture 12: Continue with our Register Logic part 2

Lecture 13: Display a modal with Javascript

Lecture 14: Finishing Register part

Lecture 15: Recap and check inserted data with Compass

Chapter 6: Get Users Data from Mongo Database

Lecture 1: Find One method to get searched data from DB

Lecture 2: Object ID concept in Mongo DB

Lecture 3: Search document by _id with Object ID class

Lecture 4: Make use of User's Data

Lecture 5: Logout Page

Chapter 7: Login Functionality

Lecture 1: Create login method

Lecture 2: Form for Login Modal

Lecture 3: PHP code for Login

Lecture 4: Continue the login logic

Lecture 5: Learn Projection in Mongo DB

Lecture 6: Find and Cursors in MongoDB

Lecture 7: Limit and Projection in Mongo DB inside same query

Lecture 8: Update our login method

Lecture 9: Set up for Admin Modal

Lecture 10: Add admin functionality to our login method

Lecture 11: Adding a switch to our logic

Lecture 12: Fix the modal appearance

Lecture 13: Time functions in Mongo DB

Lecture 14: More about Time functions in MongoDB

Chapter 8: CMS – Add books to our website from Admin Panel

Lecture 1: Some words about Admin Panel

Lecture 2: Make some cleaning in our code

Lecture 3: Understand the files in our project

Lecture 4: Start drawing Books class

Lecture 5: Method for inserting new book in Mongo – part 1

Lecture 6: Method for inserting new book in Mongo – part 2 – findOne and projection

Lecture 7: More about find One return type

Lecture 8: Continue the logic for adding new books

Lecture 9: Learn how to insert pictures in Mongo with Binary class

Lecture 10: Learn FindOneAndUpdate in Mongo DB – finding and updating at the same time

Lecture 11: Advancing with our insertion logic

Lecture 12: Instantiate the object for newly created class and adding parameteres

Lecture 13: Make use of our newly created object

Lecture 14: Short recap

Chapter 9: Display images from Mongo and left side navigation bar

Lecture 1: Redirect after insertion

Lecture 2: Check insertions with Compass

Lecture 3: Display left side bar categories

Lecture 4: Learn how to use DISTINCT in MongoDB

Lecture 5: Create links for each category

Lecture 6: Display books by category

Lecture 7: Build our display method – part 1

Lecture 8: Build our display method – part 2

Lecture 9: Build our display method – part 3

Lecture 10: Build our display method – part 4

Lecture 11: Learn how to display pictures with Mongo DB

Lecture 12: More about base64

Lecture 13: Final settings for display method

Lecture 14: Last set ups

Chapter 10: Autocomplete search

Lecture 1: Explaining autosearch

Lecture 2: Learn datalist in html

Lecture 3: Keyup with JQuery

Lecture 4: Check in the Console our code

Lecture 5: Our first AJAX call

Lecture 6: More about the Ajax call

Lecture 7: Learn how to work with Regex in Mongo DB