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00:01 So let's talk a little bit about the tools that we're going to use.
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00:03 We talked about Python, PyMongo and MongoEngine
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00:06 as the programming language;
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00:08 obviously we're going to use MongoDb as the database,
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00:10 but we also learn a few other things during this course.
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00:12 You'll learn about a management tool called Robomongo.
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00:15 Robomongo is hands down the best way to work with MongoDB
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00:20 from the client side, it gives you all the power
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00:24 of the command line interface that comes with MongoDB,
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00:26 but a great GUI kind of wrapped around it,
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00:29 that's all I am going to say about it now,
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00:31 but it's really fabulous and I think you'll enjoy.
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00:33 Well see that we can even use Robomongo
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00:35 to manage securely our production environment on a remote server.
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00:39 We're going to be using PyCharm as the ide for editing all of our Python code,
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00:45 so you'll learn a whole bunch of things about PyCharm,
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00:47 if you don't want to use PyCharm, and you want to use
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00:49 Sublime Text, or Emacs, or whatever, it's totally fine,
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00:51 but we're going to be using PyCharm
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00:54 and it's really great, I'll show you many of the tricks and techniques,
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00:56 and there are just better ways of using it.
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00:59 And finally, when we get to our deployment step
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01:01 we're going to be working with Ubuntu,
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01:03 and you'll learn how to set up MongoDB properly
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01:06 in a production environment on Ubuntu.
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