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If you're working with MongoDB and .NET, Docker can make the local development setup much simpler.

Instead of installing and configuring MongoDB directly on your machine, you can run it in a Docker container and connect your .NET application to it.

I put together a practical guide covering:

• Creating a MongoDB Docker container
• Configuring MongoDB
• Connecting a .NET Core application
• Understanding the container-to-application connection
• Setting up a consistent local development environment

📖 https://geeksarray.com/blog/create-mongodb-docker-image-and-connect-from-dot-net-core-app

For those using MongoDB locally, what's your preferred setup—Docker, local installation, or something else?

Lately, I've felt the desire to share more of what I've learned. And I must say, teaching is a skill that's much harder to develop than I expected...

While experimenting with ways to make learning funnier, I came up with that series idea. Funny challenges with code setup as a story, delivering jokes or even edgy context 😅

Challenge yourself and keep sharp, at any level.

https://youtu.be/3lJcE1lMHNI

May you have any feedbacks, I'ld love to ear them :)