When learning SQL, you first need a database. In this video, we help you make your choice. There are many free, open-source options: MySQL, PostgreSQL, …
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I love the way she speaks. Its very calm and linguistic. The video is very futuristic and creative. The thoughts are well explained and the delivery is with confidence and mastery. Ohgeez I'm amazed. Keep it up guys. Labya from Philippines. 🙂
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MySql does not support any physical join algorithm other than a Nested Loop, nor it supports parallelism, thus for a "Blog site" a MySQL is more than enough. For some intense web app that might require to aggregate data to present near real-time dashboards or "Gantt" view – better go with PostgreSQL since it scales better and has much better optimization that MySQL lacks.
Missed chance to say that everyone can use SQLite where it fits. You can use it for development, toy examples, standalone apps and anything of smaller scale. It's a pocket size thing you can bring to any small coding project.
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not much, exept of core functionality, lol
Anyone else having flashbacks to Mass Effect, while watching this?
Socratica and the synth-background-sound .. it's like listening to Avina.
I love that! Keep 'em coming 🙂
great robotic sarcasm
What is … database?
Thanks!
The umbrella girl looks like Natalie Dormer
Great video. Congrats.
Greetings from Greece! Thanks very much Socrates girl. These videos are very usefull for summarizing SQL and DB knowledge!
should update your outfit to match your informative speech. ;D
So nice that GLaDOS is teaching us SQL in this wonderful course. Thanks a lot.
I love the way she speaks. Its very calm and linguistic. The video is very futuristic and creative. The thoughts are well explained and the delivery is with confidence and mastery. Ohgeez I'm amazed. Keep it up guys. Labya from Philippines. 🙂
you are the best girl
@5:00 looks like this was filmed in Russia!
I was kind of hoping you would go in to the differences between "the big three," but you stopped short. :/
Loved the animal voices.
Great and helpful video! But what about NoSQL vs SQL??? 🤔
That was something creative…
Okay a quick important question, are you married ? If yes please answer no
Very Interesting !!! Loved it !! It would be helpful if you start Machine Learning classes too
Video title: How to choose. Also inside the video: the choice is yours?????
this is awesome!!!
I love this girl!
Loved the animal noises
I'm very happy to learn with your differents videos, you explain very well
In LOVE with the presentation on this channel. Love the Cyberpunk-ish approach, and the nuanced but clear delivery of the information. Very awesome
Oracle is way to go for me. But mysql is good too.
Absolutely love the way information is harnessed to nifty humour!
hmmm no Microsoft SQL Server Express here? also free…
It's really cool to get exact point&reason for why. Thank you😊.
Could you do NoSQL as well…please…Thanks again.
Simple: Use PosgreSQL.
Everything else is owned by some evil corporate ass-hat.
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This channels script writer and video editor are pieces of gem
MySql does not support any physical join algorithm other than a Nested Loop, nor it supports parallelism, thus for a "Blog site" a MySQL is more than enough.
For some intense web app that might require to aggregate data to present near real-time dashboards or "Gantt" view – better go with PostgreSQL since it scales better and has much better optimization that MySQL lacks.
Is this the same gorgeous lady from Python series?
Missed chance to say that everyone can use SQLite where it fits. You can use it for development, toy examples, standalone apps and anything of smaller scale. It's a pocket size thing you can bring to any small coding project.