I literally spent $4,000 and four months on my college course for database management to learn what you just taught extremely well in 17 minutes.

@shanetravel

3 жыл бұрын

yeah its sad isnt it..

@nikhilbajaj3797

3 жыл бұрын

Spending 4k on learning one single subject is nuts bro

@Robert-ov1wi

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously, or just exaggerating?

@marcellsworth287

3 жыл бұрын

@@nikhilbajaj3797 yeah, but that’s what it costs per class at my university in the US (if you include the cost of room and board and fees and whatnot). I should have gone to a cheaper university, but my parents and older siblings expectations pushed me here. I had a great experience, but if I could go back and make a different decision I absolutely would

@marcellsworth287

3 жыл бұрын

@@legionsra I appreciate the kind words, and you’re absolutely right I won’t be pressuring my kids into the same situation I got pushed into. That book sounds extremely interesting, I’ll be looking into it 😁

Two MySQL DBAs walk to a NoSQL bar, but they had to leave because they couldn't find any tables! :)

@oussamakhalfi1751

3 жыл бұрын

Two tables sitting in a bar then a select statement came and said can i join u??

@DanielDaniel-xz2yp

3 жыл бұрын

They also had to leave because they couldn't get in, the bar clearly has an agenda against SQLs

@alvinxyz7419

3 жыл бұрын

Why mysql walk into a bar that doesn't like relations...

@oussamakhalfi1751

3 жыл бұрын

@@alvinxyz7419 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

@killerdroid99

2 жыл бұрын

nice pun

I been using MySQL for over 14 years now, yet i still watched a 17 minute video on 'The Basics'.... Totally worth it!

@kilianlindberg

2 жыл бұрын

Cool, same here. Since ~2002 😀

@keremardicli4013

Жыл бұрын

Have you ever written pages long SQL queries? If so, what were the use cases? I really wonder :)

@makotv6898

Жыл бұрын

@@keremardicli4013 Speed, in MSSQL for example procedures and triggers tend to be a lot faster then using a shit language like php. since everything is done within sql. All those shitty queries you tend to make with an ORM and some linked list garbage speed up tons. For example recently I had to generate questions for something based on the database that was being used. Alas I did it in MSSQL with procedures and triggers to build the whole procedure.

@Rawyu

Жыл бұрын

Cool. I have a question if you don't mind i just started SQL out of curiosity. I understood how to make a database. My question is how do i make it user friendly i mean what if some one has to enter a data into my database but they shouldn't use insert statement. Something like a data entry form ? How do i make connections to database and data entry form ? Sorry if this is a stupid question

@passionatebeast24

Жыл бұрын

@@Rawyu you can use HTML form along with php in your web app and sanitize your data . This way you can get user inserted data but avoid sql injection.

This semester, I'm taking "Introduction to Databases" in college. This 17 minute video taught me more about databases and SQL than my professor has done in 15 weeks (8 hours a week). So as of now, the 120 hours I've spent in class < 17 minutes of this video

@michaelwest2451

2 жыл бұрын

College in a nutshell. Wish this was all covered in a trade school, we'd learn more in a year than getting a masters in CS.

@arno.claude

2 жыл бұрын

In this case, your college is really really bad, or you are a bad student.

@J-Kimble

Жыл бұрын

sad reality of most colleges

@aninnymoose720

Жыл бұрын

all that time spent in school is to learn that one thing u can't learn anywhere else. i was pissed

@VICTORZITOSS

9 ай бұрын

​@@arno.claudeor he's memeing and doesn't realize that the only reason he was able to digest this video so easily is because he'd spent half a year working on it already

"I use arch, btw" You had to say that, didn't you? 😂

@sandunrathsara9102

3 жыл бұрын

Linux users when they couldn't tell someone that they use linux for 5minutes => 🤯😭😷😱🤒

@gurbux6491

3 жыл бұрын

Legit laughed out loudly when he said that

@earlh

3 жыл бұрын

Arch users are like Harvard graduates, they'll get out of their way to let you know.

@arifdevcoding

3 жыл бұрын

i think i know what your profile picture is.. btw

@ravenbergdev

3 жыл бұрын

Purpose of this entire vid was to just be able to mention that 😂😂😂

I saw a great movie about databases today. I can't wait for the SQL

@shrin210

3 жыл бұрын

Which movie?? Name?

@No_Namee111

3 жыл бұрын

Which movie?

@WasiMaster

3 жыл бұрын

@@No_Namee111 r/woooosh

@WasiMaster

3 жыл бұрын

@@shrin210 r/woooosh

@xi_red4936

3 жыл бұрын

Dang, they really didn't get the joke 🥶

2 things for anyone still trying to use this guide in 2022 for Windows. The installer does not set the PATH variable for MySQL! You have to add the bin folder to your path variables manually. Also be sure to select the legacy authentication system when installing or else the VSCode extension he recommends won't work and give you a "Client does not support authentication protocol requested by server" error.

@vonderklaas

Жыл бұрын

PIN!

@idanlib

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Thank you! I had the same problem. ChatGPT helped :D But boosting this so others might see it.

@rajns8643

Жыл бұрын

PIN THIS @Fireship

@sanchitwadehra

8 ай бұрын

PIN THIS

@hetgurjar5836

5 ай бұрын

Pin this

9:12 "country" should be CHAR(2) instead of VARCHAR(2) Because country ID always has 2 characters and CHAR absolutely meant for fixed character length. Thus, long term disk usage + performance efficiency.

@toopkarcher

2 жыл бұрын

Didn't understand but I agree

@davincis1

Жыл бұрын

@@toopkarcher each data type takes a different amount of bites which effect disk space on the server as the database gets filled with data.

@daniellewilson8527

Жыл бұрын

@@davincis1 how do you find how many bites one type takes up compared to another?

@chrisobi02

Жыл бұрын

@@daniellewilson8527 google is the way. Different types use different numbers of bytes to store them, and with regards to char vs varchar, if it's variable the system likely needs to set aside some extra space on the hardware to account for potential resizing etc

@deadeye8

Жыл бұрын

​​@@toopkarcher he means that varchar can have a number of characters upto the length you specify, which means that if you tell it to have 255 it will go upto that number while also can be less for eg 200, 15 or even 0 which is Null. But char will always have fixed number not more not less and since no country code comprises less than two letters/chars you can tell dbms to have exactly two characters for country code. But as far as i think it won't save space and it it does it would be varchar instead.

That drop keyword joke is Awesome 😂

i love how this dude summarized a whole college course in 17 mnts !

@WesleyFranks

3 жыл бұрын

how the education should be.

@urbanlobster4812

3 жыл бұрын

I have DBMS this sem, nice I watched it ahead 😂

@alexismandelias

3 жыл бұрын

You've never attended a college course have you...

@willianandrade1357

3 жыл бұрын

​@@alexismandelias I have and I must agree with this guy. For me it was 1 whole year of Database classes to see pretty much everything explained in the video except that it was in a totally different and harder manner. In the end (next semesters) you didn't even smell databases in posterior classes until the end of college if you didn't go to a "scientific research", which is pretty much a project with a teacher where you do 100% of the work and he get the credits for it.

@willianandrade1357

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexismandelias But that's my experience here in Brazil. I don't know where you live and where you've got your degree but I sure do hope it was someplace better than most of them.

It's amazing how much knowledge he can pack in into such a short amount of time, and yet make everything crystal clear 👏

I've been through *many* SQL beginner courses. You certainly take the cake for explaining the concepts quickly and effectively.

Jeff you accidentally dropped the rest of the video using the drop keyword, please reupload it.😂😂

@Fireship

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the whole video!

My whole semester's DBMS syllabus covered in 17 min, Nice 🙄 🔥

@ChaoticNeutralMatt

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao. The feels.

@K9amilo90

3 жыл бұрын

really? seems pretty basic to me, and I'm about to graduate with master's degree

Me before 1hour- Should have paid more attention in my DBMS class Me now- Should have subscribed to Fireship a few months ago.

Thank you! My whole Database course in my university in just 17m straight!! That's all I have to review before my interview

Because you created this awesome SQL related video I think its hightime you make a ORM(s) related tutorial like TypeORM for Typescript Nodejs or the python one. A series on them will be more awesome💪

@Fireship

3 жыл бұрын

Will do! Also plan on covering tools like Hasura.

@krtirtho

3 жыл бұрын

@@Fireship Interesting, I heard about it before but never used it. Waiting for that🤞

Glad I stumbled on this channel. All these short videos are amazing! This was a no-nonsense refresher to what I learned in College many years ago. Also enjoying the other vids. Subbed. 👍🏼

This one of the best examples of how to explain SQL I have ever seen. Watch other people talk for 4 hours, still no idea what hell they are talking about. This guy did 4 hours in 17 mins in a good way. Thank you sir. Thank you

As a former SQL dev I appreciate you making this video. Especially since ppl tend to have this weird idea about SQL that it’s an outdated complex technology when it really isn’t bad at all. Thank you 😊

@mr.darkside35

Жыл бұрын

People really think this? I'm in my first semester for my graduate degree in data science, and I love learning and using SQL. I'm very curious to know what tools and languages SQL devs use to make the magic happen. Could you enlighten me?

@40nakedniggasonahugespacecraft

10 ай бұрын

It is bad

@Cahangir

7 ай бұрын

@@mr.darkside35 Check out the responsibilities of a Data Architect or a Data Engineer. Must become one of the most respectable positions in IT in near future.

Love that ending, legit startled me for a couple seconds 😂

All your video contents are really great and helpful. For me, there was an instance where I had absolutely no context on the things to refer from. You always come up with a short and concise version concept. I really use your video content for brushing up. Trust me people who are watching all this video. "Short video which covers up all topic isn't an easy task". It takes lots of skills and experience to do so! Thank you for all you're content

Despite having used SQL for many years, I still watch the whole video, because I will probably learn something I didn't know!

This video taught me what a left join and a right join does. Been writing raw queries but I always stick to inner join. Thanks man.

That abrupt ending was hilarious 😂😂

This is amazing! My first SQL video ever. I must say there is so much to digest that i My need to rewatch it a few more times.

I've been working with databases for 20 years and still learned a few things!!! Great video...

Thanks so much for these insanely good tutorials! I needed a database for a project and had never touched SQL before; i got it up and running super quickly thanks to this video!

Thanks Jeff❤️ “I use arch btw”

@sanjay_swain

3 жыл бұрын

@Mr. Mehi arch is famous for really difficult to install and use (which is not entirely true) so telling "I use arch" is more of a flexing. Anyway it's not that hard to use honestly and recently you can also install arch with a proper installation interface (earlier you have to do all with command line).

@sawwwru

2 жыл бұрын

@@sanjay_swain jokes on you. You still have to do it command-line way because there's no GUI yet. Before it used to be copy-pasta from wiki now it's more over like selecting from the given option. I use mujiOS, btw

Damn! The ending was cool ❤

Bro you literally save me from this semester. I got no prior knowledge in sql but you given hope to pass the sem. Thanks a lot man..

Thank you for uploading this video! This helps me cover all things I need for this semester as well as my project. Keep up the good work, Jeff!

Now i can add SQL to my resume, "I use arch btw" 😂

for people watching in 2023 @6:32 there will be a setting called "password mode" change it from "SQLTools Driver Credentials" to "Save as plaintext in settings"

@vonderklaas

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, but I get this error for some reason, can you advice me something? ER_NOT_SUPPORTED_AUTH_MODE: Client does not support authentication protocol requested by server; consider upgrading MySQL client

@dunyan1586

Жыл бұрын

@@vonderklaas same I need help toooo

@Piston1776

Жыл бұрын

@@vonderklaas Moral of the story is you did something wrong in the configuration process

@Piston1776

Жыл бұрын

@@vonderklaas Ok not sure what is wrong with youtube but I have replied several times to your comment and it never went through.

@vonderklaas

Жыл бұрын

@@Piston1776 Weird, well it's okay!

Easy to digest and thoroughly entertaining video on MySQL I've seen so far. Well done.

I literally spent a whole semester, 4 credit course, with weekly practical-assignment, just to learn it from you in 17 minutes, and your version is better. Thanks bro

Thank you much for this awesome, simple tutorial! I'm eager to learn more of this good stuff about SQL.

I love how he keeps saying sequel, S.Q.L or structured query language to try not trigger anyone, keep it up man :^)

12:19 just had me pass my interview with flying colors. So happy I watched this video 30 minutes before my interview! Thank you!

This is hands down the best tutorial on mySQL and SQL... And its all in 17 Min 🤯🤯🤯

I needed this! I meant the video. A dolphin pillow would be nice too :)

I wish every tutorial on earth would seem like this... Everything is explicit, plain and simple. Even your screen resolution and graphical elements are so helpful. A great thank you for your work and sharing your knowledge with us!

@Helloimtheshiieet

Жыл бұрын

That's also because SQL is literally purely declarative more so than any other language. So it comes across that way as well.

Good video. Needed to review sql after doing it in my bsc and that made it all come back fast

I usually pause educative videos so many times because they are boring but I watch yours without pausing them, you are the best

Can you make a video about the difference between different SQL Databases? I don't really see why I would choose, for example, PostgreSQL over MySQL, MS SQL Server or even Oracle. Great stuff as always! 👍👍

@vex6559

Жыл бұрын

Post is supposedly for enterprise lvl, big queries. MySQL is most effective in small to medium business, using light to mid queries.

Notification squad 🙋🏻‍♂️

I was looking for a good Tutorial on the topic a day back and here it is today. Love your videos

Trust me, I'm currently studying for Information Technology. We had a database(SQL) class/course and I didn't understand anything laid out by our teachers. This guy is a saver

"I use arch btw" How can you say something so controversial yet so brave. You are making me wish I was born later so I could learn everything in a good way from you lmao

The fact that these videos are free blows my mind. So much knowledge in 17 minutes

Brilliant! Really appreciate the time you put into these videos.

WoW, this just saved me hours of study. Straight forward instructions and brilliant examples Thank You !

Semester worth knowledge in 17+ mins 😂 great work as always. Ending was smart and hilarious 😂

Fun trivia: the "My" in MySql stands for the Swedish author's daughter who was named My, which is pronounced like regular "M", plus the initial "Y" note from "You". It's not a pronunciation you have to change. Keep calling it MySql, as in "SQL that is mine", no need to confuse your coworkers about the native pronunciation of the app. It's like you have imported the name into your language, but haven't changed the spelling :P like how most languages do for other country names, ex Sweden vs Sverige, Germany vs Deutschland, MySQL vs MySQL :)

@GANDHIXtv

7 ай бұрын

MariaDB

This channel never disappoints me. All the vital information is compressed into small videos and delivered efficiently in an entertaining way. This guy is a genius.

Damn... You never let your viewers down Best channel ever came across Thank you so much for existing! 🙇

I think UPDATE, GROUP BY and COUNT should also have made it into the video as they are very bread-and-buttery for SQL. Another thing: I really much prefer working with something like JooQ than an ORM. You get safety and flexibility at the same time. And SQL is actually really easy to learn (as you have shown), so no need for an ORM! They'll only slow you down by being a weird black box you'll have to mess with after some point.

@yash1152

6 ай бұрын

what is JooQ??

@thrillhouse4784

6 ай бұрын

​@@yash1152writing sql in Java

Woah.. How? I just had to start with MySQL and Fireship to the rescue! 🔥

This video is a great supplement. I am currently reading Designing Data Intensive Applications and a lot of what is shown here is mentioned in the early chapters of the book but in a more practical way.

Going through the process of designing my first database. Great info to know!

So much for studying this in school when you've got fireship ❤️

"Google is your best friend" - (Almost) Every developer's motto

@szhzs6121

3 жыл бұрын

duckduckgo*

@chotai

3 жыл бұрын

@@szhzs6121 no developer needs that much privacy in code-time. Google is much better in it.

@thedarkthrone4699

2 жыл бұрын

Yup

What an ending! Awesome, as everything on your channel. Thank you for all your effort to help us grow!

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I used this video to learn SQL for the first time touching SQL. It was an awesome tutorial! This (plus a quick review of w3schools exercises) helped me to pass the assessment for a Data Analysis job interview.

Lol the ending was perfect 😂😂

Liked the video without even watching it. I know it's gonna be lit 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🚒

Such a piece of video! It's gonna be useful right now I'm coursing DB modeling in my college. Thank you so much!

Was looking forward this! Amazing!

"I use Arch, btw" Nice flexing, bro 😉

@qwerasdfhjkio

3 жыл бұрын

thank you

@ridl27

3 жыл бұрын

could anyone explain the joke about Arch ?! xD

@qwerasdfhjkio

3 жыл бұрын

@@ridl27 long story short, arch users for some reason always had to mention that they use arch to the point that it became a meme

Commenting for the pillow, staying to learn MySQL

I would like to briefly note that in almost every video you get equally good suggestions, as far as extensions for VSC are concerned. Thanks for that!

thanks for the video. It was relatively short but it covered all the crucial concepts of mysql and sql in general

Me: from today I must sleep less and study more Goes to youtube for studying... KZread video: MySQL pillow giveaway

"how do you know, that someone is using arch..."

Thanks alot. Especially on the Join table part. You've really been helpful Jeff 🤗

this course is so great and has all the needed info you need it in a short time, big thanks ❤❤

16:40 The code here is incorrect and will NOT work the way you intend it to, because: the "Rooms.owner_id = guest_id" part will find rooms where the owner is also the guest (i.e. owner books his/her own room), instead, it should be replaced with "Rooms.id = room_id" which matches room ID in Rooms table and Bookings table. Otherwise, excellent informative video!

@MC-hc7wx

5 ай бұрын

I agree with it being incorrect and your fix being the good one, but what his code will do is rather returning all (owner, room) pairs for each booking the owner has made anywhere no ?

It is said that the MySQL pillow will help you store all the exam notes...

Your videos are concise and well edited. Always a pleasure to watch. The DROP ending made me smile ^^

Thank you for this video I watched a few others before this one popped up and this is the only one that didn't assume prior knowledge despite being titled as for beginners. While I won't master the subject in a 17 minute video I finally know a place to start.

Thank God for this Channel 😭😭😭😭😭😭 I am literally crying rn. As a self-taught front end developer it really means a lot to know how the backend works😊 thanks Fireship🔥🔥

Just in time for my project, I love you so much, thanks!

Gotta have to love that end!!! :-D Awesome! As always! Thanks!

the sign-off was great. good work my dude, and thank you!

You are the greatest person on Earth! Exactly what I searched the net - straight to it. Thanks!

Awesome video, you basically covered my entire uni course on databases

I like the way videos of the channel are straight to the point❤️

great video,, short and to the point! thanks

I am a full-time software engineer and am well versed in all of this. I just watch these because I really like your voice.

Your content is so well made and very informative, definitely subscribing!

thanks again fireship!! your my favorite channel about programming

literally the best dev channel in all of youtube. congrats on your future 1mil subscribers. hopefully you'll get it before 2021 ends

I'm currently learning MySQL and this video was really helpful.

I was looking for my SQL tutorial bang you are here with that amazing tutorial in 17 mins

Dude you have no ideia how your videos are helping me out

I am amazed how do you learn all this to created these in-depth content. Thank you !

This video came at a perfect time for me, just when I really needed to refresh MySQL knowledge :) Thanks!

Thanks for this crash course on SQL, it was actually pretty entertaining to watch

That ending though 👑 Summarized nicely in 17mins, good format.

so clear ,to the point and in no time thanks a lot