Build Semantic-Cloud-Notes App using Azure AI, MongoDB and Angular
summary
Live-codes a working “Semantic Cloud Notes” app in under an hour that stores notes on MongoDB Atlas, adds per-user access rules via MongoDB Realm (ownerId enforced by rules so reads return only current user’s notes), and labels sentiment with Azure Cognitive Services Text Analytics called from a Realm trigger/function (serverless JS function posts to Azure, updates documents). Authentication, signup/confirm are one-line Realm SDK calls; function limits 90s/56MB and must use promises; demo shows positive/negative filters and successful deployment to Azure Web Apps.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 2:19App Architecture
- 19:18mongoDB. Atlas
- 20:18mongoDB. Realm
- 22:18User and Authentication
- 24:22Triggers
- 25:17Functions
- 28:13Enabling rules
- 29:47MongoDB Realm in Angular
- 30:06Creating Realm App instance
- 30:44Login with Email and Password
- 32:16Register a user
- 32:40Confirm a user
- 34:11Insert a document
- 34:54Read documents of active user
- 35:48Displaying documents in the component
- 36:06App demo
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