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[07:34:23] <root3d> Hello, anybody in there?

[07:34:41] <root3d> *pink floyd in background

[08:11:45] <Derick> I'm here

[08:11:50] <Derick> not playing pink floyd though

[08:21:25] <wfq> hi guys

[08:21:29] <wfq> hope you are having a good week

[08:22:20] <Derick> it's pretty OK - yourself?

[08:24:11] <wfq> I am about learning MongoDB and would like to ask if someone could point me to a sort of complete tutorial that covers MongoDb enough to grasp the idea of what is and use it in production. I'm not interested in replicas or whatsoever. I've seen a few courses but they are endless videos. I'd rather get the idea in 2/3 days

[08:24:44] <wfq> Derick, am fine thanks. Trying to get my hands dirty with Mongodb... finally

[08:25:35] <wfq> I have a lot of experience using Relational DBMs. I have read and a sort of know what the differences are. However I really want to start playing with it.

[08:25:49] <Derick> you're best way of learning is by doing it...

[08:25:57] <Derick> which language will you be using to talk to MongoDB?

[08:26:52] <wfq> Derick, Python

[08:27:22] <wfq> Derick, sure. I don't mind and actually prefer reading a bit first. It is my way of learning. However as you rightly point out I'd like to play with it too

[08:30:02] <Derick> let me see

[08:31:58] <Derick> https://realpython.com/introduction-to-mongodb-and-python/ and http://api.mongodb.com/python/current/tutorial.html seem to teach you how to use Python with MongoDB - but not really a data model to use. I would definitely read https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/data-modeling/ and all sub-sections

[08:32:19] <Derick> and probably about indexes too: https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/indexes/

[08:34:35] <wfq> Derick, thanks a lot

[08:35:40] <wfq> The first 2 I saw it. The last two I'll definitely review it

[09:04:56] <Derick> wfq: don't hestitate to ask questions here if they pop up!

[12:17:01] <MyWay> how can I transform data written for an implicit schema to another one? is there any tool?

[15:00:49] <Derick> MyWay: I don't think there is a tool for that yet

[19:44:34] <MyWay> I see, thanks Derick