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#13 Aggregation Framework

Master the MongoDB aggregation framework — a powerful data processing pipeline. Learn $match, $group, $project, $sort, $unwind, $lookup (joins), $addFields, and $bucket for analytics, reporting, and complex data transformations.

#14 Backup and Restore

Learn how to backup and restore MongoDB databases using mongodump, mongorestore, mongoexport, and mongoimport. Cover full backups, selective backups, scheduled cron jobs, and point-in-time recovery strategies for production use.

#15 MongoDB with Node.js

Integrate MongoDB with Node.js using both the official MongoDB driver and Mongoose ODM. Learn how to connect, perform CRUD operations, build schemas, use middleware, handle errors, and structure a production-ready Express API backed by MongoDB.

#16 MongoDB with PHP

Connect MongoDB with PHP using the official MongoDB PHP library. Learn how to install the PHP driver, perform CRUD operations, use the Builder classes, handle aggregation queries, and integrate MongoDB into PHP frameworks like Laravel.

#17 MongoDB with Golang

Connect MongoDB with Go using the official MongoDB Go Driver. Learn how to set up connections, define struct models with BSON tags, perform CRUD operations, handle aggregation, implement pagination, and build a production-ready Go API backed by MongoDB.