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The course seems great, congratulations on putting everything together, it must've taken a lot of time and effort. Maybe you'll find my feedback instructive: I
by davorbadrov 7y ago
The course seems great, congratulations on putting everything together, it must've taken a lot of time and effort. Maybe you'll find my feedback instructive: I would say that I have intermediate knowledge of SQL, and most of the things are familiar to me, and what's stopping me from buying it is the lack of advanced topics.
Are you planning on adding any advanced topics like query optimizations / performance tuning, triggers, transaction types, full text search, etc.?
Do you plan on expanding this course with something like that? Because that would definitely make it a "from zero to hero" type of course.
That's my 2 cents, great work once again :)
- nsainsbury 7y agoThanks! I am planning on adding several additional chapters over the coming months - the next one will be on query performance and indexes and I've got plans to add a full chapter on transactions too. I think some devops topics covering setting up postgres in production, users/roles, security, etc. would be great as well...I definitely see the course as evolving over time (much like how books get multiple editions over their lifetime).
- cpursley 7y agoThis looks awesome. If we purchase now, will we get updated/new chapters in the future?
- nsainsbury 7y agoYep - all content I release in the future will be available to all customers. I will be sending out emails as new content is released.
- devinjflick 7y agoI'm definitely interested especially if there will be DevOps topics covered in the future.
- sudhirj 7y agoSimilar feedback here - the only chapters that'll be useful to me are 7. and 8. It would be great if you can add the tentative list of chapters and topics you plan to cover in the website itself, so I can see what's going to come later.
- olalonde 7y agoSimilar feedback here: I'd be most interested in concurrency control (e.g. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/mvcc.html https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/mvcc.html). I've rarely seen it covered in depth outside of the official documentation.