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Nice at this point, we can successfully create new tasks and persist in our cloud database.

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So now it's really just about applying the same concepts to the rest of our roots before we set up the

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rest of the four controllers in a similar fashion.

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There are a few important things that I want to cover first.

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For starters, I just want to showcase that since we set up our schema, only the properties we specified

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in our schema will be passed on to the database and everything else is going to be ignored.

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Don't believe me.

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Let's try it out first.

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I just want to showcase that in our schema.

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We specified two properties name and completed.

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So now if I go back to the postman and I'll just set up testing schema, that's going to be my name

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testing schema.

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I'll leave completed as false.

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But if I try to add some properties that are not on my schema effectively, there will be just ignored.

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So I guess I'm just gonna say random is equal to random.

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Now I do still need to use the proper index and then I'll just add the amount and I'll set it equal

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to five.

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Now you can add 10000 properties and again, the result is going to be exactly the same.

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So I'll just leave these two and I'll try to send it.

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So here I send and then check it out.

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Now what I get back is only the name and only the completed.

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Again, let me repeat, only the properties that you set in your schema will be passed on to the database.

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Everything else will be ignored, which of course is really, really cool, because that way we can

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avoid this mess where if you remember back in the store when I was setting up the product, one has

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named the other one has the colors because there is no structure for these documents when we use schema.

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There is a structure.

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So whatever we set up in the schema is going to be passed on to this database.

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And whatever comes as an extra is just going to be ignored.