Excellent tutorial, covered what is necessary in 1 hour. Thanks!

Yes! I've been wanting to learn Cassandra for a while.

Beautiful tutorial, very well explained and very well designed, thanks!

This is great for anyone who wants to get into streaming or content delivery networks (CDN) Or if you are dealing with large amounts of data, free code camp, always knows what we need! :)

Thank you for another fantastic video!

Awesome! thanks x sharing!

Great explanation! Thanks a lot

Awesome content! 🤩

*Phenomenal Stuff!*

Thankyou for actually explaining tNice tutorialngs. Other videos that I watched started talking about how to make soft and didn't ntion anytNice tutorialng

Thanks!

Excelenteeee!!!

For the website u taught us I can't see visual studio code on my laptop

I want to update uuid in one table i want return that uuid as primary key for another table (return id ) is it possible in cassandra

very good sir

Thanks

12:00 SQL fundamentals 15:40 Partitions 18:22 De-normalization

thank u

I like how the Indian narrator wants to be an English poet :)

The explanation is very sensational, I could apply this concept of NoSQL modeling in SCYLLADB, I could make a video applying the same explanation but for SCYLLADB, I have so far been on Windows 10, I have installed docker to see how I use scyllaDB

In which case should I choose Cassandra over MongoDB as MongoDB also supports time series now?

@WilliamCodewizard

Жыл бұрын

clustering nodes i guess

fantastic video! if you could make some texts easier to see by avoidng black letters on dark background, it'd be even greater.

@DataStaxDevs

2 жыл бұрын

ty for the feedback, noted.

Mern stack complex project wanted. Love you from Bangladesh

sorry I didn't get it.... Cassandra is designed to store a small amount of data? That's what I saw in minute 23

Kafka course please, with cool project

And I have One Big Issue, with my Project, in API integration Java (android studio), itz E-Wallet App that Users Gonna Add money and Buy Data with

we need a python devops automation course

@carlosaceves4648

Жыл бұрын

Ok ok y ok

As always freecodecamp never disappoints 👏

When the instructor submitted this video his Im not a robot check failed

Please we need ussd application development tutorials

@skeeterstudies8109

2 жыл бұрын

Please we need ussd application development tutorials

@skeeterstudies8109

2 жыл бұрын

Please we need ussd application development tutorials

My opinion is that if you're not writing a web app that will have millions of users around the world, just stick with SQL.

@DataStaxDevs

2 жыл бұрын

SQL is often a great choice! That said, Cloud makes it pretty easy to deploy globally, pretty soon that's going to be the norm for customer-facing apps or companies that have customers in multiple localities. You don't need to have an app with millions of users to want to deploy as multi-region DB (a single DB deployed across multiple regions). That's definitely a strength Cassandra in particular vs. sharded DBs. Food for thought!

@DataStaxDevs

2 жыл бұрын

In fact, there is an upcoming tutorial on FreeCodeCamp that will speak in depth to the tradeoffs and balancing act of when to choose what. Stay tuned, coming in next 2-3 weeks, would be grateful for your opinion on it when it arrives.

14:27 Unexpected SQL Syntax error in line 5, near to ;

I mostly learn my modules at school with help from online videos. And this video is one of the worst. Watching through the video like reading PowerPoint slides uploaded in school without any thorough explanation: what, why, how,..? Every points are presented very briefly and not explained well. Another point about this video which I find really tests my patient is: the monotone voice. I struggle a lot to keep me up during the video. Very sad but after 1 hour 8 mins I couldn’t learn anything. It might because I am too stupid and others, who compliment this video are very smart .. thanks anyway for uploading the video.

@sushantsingh943

Жыл бұрын

I feel sorry to say this... But i think what you figured out is correct.. you might be too stupid to watch this video directly without having any fundamental knowledge of anyother database.. it is for people who have knowledge about any other database and wants to use cassandra.. may be u should refer to some other videos or tutorials for basics and then come back on this.. then i think u will not feel this much disappointed.. sorry again if my words hurted ur feelings. Lets take it the right way.. cheers 🍻

@the-iter8

8 ай бұрын

​@@sushantsingh943 I think before pointing out someone else, you should reconsider your own knowledge of basic fundamentals of English. The mode of this video is English and the title of the video specifically says that it is a "Full Course for Beginners". It is highly ironic that you being on a exponentially higher level of stupidity, calling out someone else stupid. I've had my a good share of knowledge around SQL as well as No SQL systems, and I can assure you that this "Tutorial" is highly theoretical and does not justifies it's title of being a "course".

@kylejensen6022

6 ай бұрын

The title is ambiguous. This is a beginner tutorial for Cassandra. Database knowledge is assumed

you did.

Boom!

Somehow I was reminded of Flash from Zootopia during 2nd lesson.😅🤣

🙏👍

AlG🇩🇿🇩🇿

Cool content, great subject. Still, FCC needs someone cooler to explain. No one talks like this at the dinner table. Get some flavor. Find a hip hop artist. You're welcome, lol.

The second narrator sounds like William Shakespeare

No join , no referential Integrity, data dups.. That's crazy 😂

13:12

I dont know whos the guy speaking at 9:20 but he has poor narration skills. It seems as if he’s talking without having an idea of what hes talking about and its a little bit frustrating. Im not saying he doesnt have an idea of what hes talking about, but it feels as so. Its hard to grasp concepts covered by him.

@CSgof___yourself

5 ай бұрын

If you cant explain it simply to nontechnical audience, you dont understand it

Ads are killing the flow of this content

Full course but zero interaction with code. All talk and no show.

Freecodecamp always knows what we need... 😀

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The parts where the guy who loves pronouncing S's are full of errors, just look at the slide at 31:16 for one example. He's also very repetitive, and ambiguous/unclear.

definitely not for a beginner

Bolna sikhana padega

Please make SQLite database crash course

. leave me alone and I reject the interruptions and do not consent to the obstruction of my opportunities

Read my freakin mind man. Jesus it's creepy.

I want to hack for money

@saidraika6655

2 жыл бұрын

from hua max

I don't like this voice but content was good

STOP SHOWING THIS AS AN AD. I'M NOT WATCHING AN HOUR LONG ADVERTISEMENT ON A 20 MINUTE LONG VIDEO. *wheeze.* lol.

Second tutor is awful who comes at 9:15

Tatti

Not recommended only theory is there in the video. There is no hands on practice. A total time waste and boring.

This guy does nothing except for telling the topic of the videos he steals.... Inside his playroom. Top kek

@freecodecamp

2 жыл бұрын

We get permission to post all videos from the creator. And for this one, freeCodeCamp was given a grant to make it possible for us to post it. The person who does the intros also creates courses on the channel, including one posted last week. But you did get the playroom part right. 😉

Taco havers should not be fraud.