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So that's it for this module,

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I hope this showed you how you can add

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mongodb to a basic application,

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in this case with the mongodb node driver.

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Can you improve that application? For sure

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but it's not so much about the app but about how you connect to mongodb, how you manage that connection

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efficiently

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and most importantly, how you perform your crud operations and which kind of operation you would not

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perform here,

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for example creating indexes. You also saw that it's perfectly fine and what you should do to dive into

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the official driver docs and find out how to use that driver, how to create a decimal 128 bit object,

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how to create an integer 32. Definitely use the docs,

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use the knowledge gained in that course because as you saw for inserting, finding and so on, all these operators,

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all the logic is the same,

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that is exactly what you learned in this course.

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So with the knowledge taught in this course, the official driver docs and this module here, you hopefully

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now have all building blocks you need to build amazing mongodb based applications.