Md.Rejoyan Islamrejoyan.hashnode.dev·Oct 24, 2024Unlocking the Power of JSON: Tips and Tricks for DevelopersWhat is JSON? Definition: JSON is a format for representing structured data as text, using key-value pairs. Origins: Derived from JavaScript, but now language-independent. File Extension: .json Media Type: application/json History of JSON Ameri...JavaScript
Melah Ghislainmelahghislain.hashnode.dev·Sep 21, 2024Connecting a .NET Application to MongoDBMongoDB is a NoSQL database that is widely used for building modern applications due to its flexibility and scalability. In this blog, we will walk through the process of connecting a .NET application to MongoDB and performing CRUD operations. We'll ...1 likeCRUDOperations
Ryan Rick web250.hashnode.dev·Jul 17, 2024JSON vs BSON Understanding Data Formats for Modern ApplicationsIn today's digital world, data is everywhere. But how do we store and transfer this data efficiently? Two popular formats that come into play are JSON and BSON. Let's dive into what these are, how they differ, and when to use each one. What is JSON? ...json
Manuj Jainmanuj8941.hashnode.dev·May 3, 2023The Battle of Formats: JavaScript Objects vs. JSON vs. BSONAs a web developer, you have probably encountered JavaScript objects, JSON, and BSON in your projects. These are all data interchange formats used for transmitting data between client and server, or between different systems. In this article, we'll t...javascript objects
Jayesh Karliblog.jayeshkarli.dev·Feb 26, 2023Mongo DB BasicsMongoDB is a popular open-source NoSQL database management system that is widely used for its flexible and scalable data model. Unlike traditional relational databases, MongoDB uses a document-based data model, which allows for more flexibility and s...85 readsMongoDB
Ayush Paruiayushparui.hashnode.dev·Jun 27, 2022MongoDB : How Does MongoDB store DATAMongoDB use documents to store DATA. What are Documents ? Documents are nothing but a way to organize and store data as set of field-value pairs. For eg: { name: "Apple", <- Field: Value rating: 8, <- Field: Value review: "Ni...52 readsMongoDB
