You Can Do it, Put your Backend to it!

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A React task‑tracker connects to MongoDB Realm and an Atlas cluster; email/password login is toggled on, deployed from a draft, and validates credentials against the Realm app id. An authentication trigger calls a function (createNewUserDocument) that inserts a user doc with partition fields for canRead and canWrite to enforce per‑document authorization; the demo shows adding users as read‑only members and tasks, Realm Sync is noted as unsupported on web, and the deployment and functions work live.

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1. 0:00Introduction and welcome
2. 1:04What is MongoDB Realm
3. 9:48Setting up authentication
4. 15:53Triggers and functions demo
5. 24:46Final demo and summary

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