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This year happens to be the first year when I worked with SQL enough to say that I know my ass from a hole in the ground in the language, and my job title is Se
by john-radio 3y ago
This year happens to be the first year when I worked with SQL enough to say that I know my ass from a hole in the ground in the language, and my job title is Senior Backend Developer and I have 11 years in tech and 5 as a developer. My journey with SQL is basically the GIF of Colin Farrell running in circles avoiding the violent American tourist in In Bruges; I have some good qualities as a developer but diligence in learning SQL is not one of them.
- antonvs 3y agoI learned SQL many many years ago using Microsoft Access. It has (or at least had, I don’t know how it’s changed) a great visual query builder which would generate and run the SQL for you. Seeing what SQL it generated, and the data it produced from the diagram I had created, was really helpful in learning interactively. Any tool that does this (well enough) should help a lot.