Diving into the world of databases might seem daunting, but with the right guidance, it becomes an intriguing journey. SQL, or Structured Query Lan...
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Thanks Pavan for the easy to understand CRUD operations on SQL (create, read, update, delete). To extend this a bit further we also have the javascript equivalents of SQL CRUD operations here
dev.to/rickdelpo1/crud-4-sql-comma...
From a Javascript frontend we can store data in NoSQL using a JSON file. We then call Javascript Array methods on the data. This NoSQL approach is mainly for small use cases that don't involve relational data, such as a simple dashboard.
Great post, Pavan! I hope there's a sequel.
Sure, can extend this.
Perfect Introduction, thanks Pavan.
Glad you liked it.
Thanks for this very useful post. I just wanted to add that, there is a very easy way now, to test all the SQLs described here, using the free & portable tools, mentioned in my latest post here : dev.to/linuxguist/learn-sql-quickl...
Very cool post!
Thanks:)
SingleStore Notebooks is quite a delight. Many of the tools I used for SQL are always ugly looking and not the best, I loved the modern tool. Thanks.
Thanks a lot. Please explore more on SingleStore Notebooks and also we have a discord channel I can add you:)
I need to set up a data base and do joins with another data base, about 100,000 property records. Can I hire someone to help me with this in Nov?