I subscribed to you a few days ago to learn more about SQL and overall working with databases. This video is perfectly timed for me to get an overview 😄 Thank you for your work and I'm looking forward to learn so much from you 😊
Thank you for making this fine SQL roadmap. Thanks also for the outstanding video I watched before this about installing MySQL using Home Brew. The professional quality of your tutorials made it a joy to subscribe to your channel. Your approach is a welcome change from some of the rambling streams of consciousness that others attempt to pass off as tutorials.
Very well done. I'm the type than can get distracted by features I should look at later. Having something like this roadmap will help to keep me centered and focused. Thank you very much.
I thought the same thing. I'm not sure about other SQL implementations, but SQLite requires that every table has a primary key. If you don't declare one yourself, it will automatically create a table column called ROWID and it will be an auto incrementing integer and it will be the primary key.
am working on my own website for a marketplace on visual studio and the first thing i created is the navbar and i have a clear idea about my website however i do not know what to do next especially i don't know nothing about creating a web site or coding any advice for the next step
That’s a big question. I would probably start building the next part slowly. But there are many other RUclipsrs who teach web development who have videos on how to do those kind of projects.
Thanks for sharing. Regex can be pretty difficult to learn, in my opinion, and it’s not often used in SQL as there are other ways to do what you need. But it is still useful.
This is gold! Looking forward to this.
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Very helpful video!
Thanks! I'm glad you found it useful.
I subscribed to you a few days ago to learn more about SQL and overall working with databases.
This video is perfectly timed for me to get an overview 😄
Thank you for your work and I'm looking forward to learn so much from you 😊
Thanks for the kind words! I’m glad you are finding the videos useful.
Thank you for making this fine SQL roadmap. Thanks also for the outstanding video I watched before this about installing MySQL using Home Brew. The professional quality of your tutorials made it a joy to subscribe to your channel. Your approach is a welcome change from some of the rambling streams of consciousness that others attempt to pass off as tutorials.
Thanks for the kind words! I try to make my tutorials as good as they can be, and avoid the fluff and rambling, so I'm glad you like it.
Very well done. I'm the type than can get distracted by features I should look at later. Having something like this roadmap will help to keep me centered and focused. Thank you very much.
Glad you found it helpful!
A very helpful roadmap, Thank you!!❤
Now I know where I'm at and what I need to improve
You're welcome! Glad it was helpful for you.
What about locking? I think its a super important concept that people overlook.
Good point. I kind of grouped that together with transactions, but yes locking is important to learn.
As a heavy user of orm..
Kind of trying to learn more sql. Hoping to learn a lot from you.
Thanks... Your new sub..
Glad to hear you want to learn more sql! And thanks for subscribing!
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Primary Key pretty far down
Yeah, it’s important, but not one of the first things to learn in my opinion.
I thought the same thing. I'm not sure about other SQL implementations, but SQLite requires that every table has a primary key. If you don't declare one yourself, it will automatically create a table column called ROWID and it will be an auto incrementing integer and it will be the primary key.
am working on my own website for a marketplace on visual studio and the first thing i created is the navbar and i have a clear idea about my website however i do not know what to do next especially i don't know nothing about creating a web site or coding any advice for the next step
That’s a big question. I would probably start building the next part slowly. But there are many other RUclipsrs who teach web development who have videos on how to do those kind of projects.
I think regex should be in basic because its not too hard to learn.
Thanks for sharing. Regex can be pretty difficult to learn, in my opinion, and it’s not often used in SQL as there are other ways to do what you need. But it is still useful.