Relational databases. I honestly go for document and key-value stores often not because I think RDBs are ill suited for the job but because I don't want to deal with them.
Same! I'm awful at SQL and RDBs are the bane of my existence
aaaaah, you break my heart :P
It's not lack of will, it's lack of competence :p
What concepts you find hard? Maybe I can help.
In the meantime I think you can start here:
I'm not saying relational DBs are super easy, but I think they are really important to know, even if you end up not using them :D
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Relational databases. I honestly go for document and key-value stores often not because I think RDBs are ill suited for the job but because I don't want to deal with them.
Same! I'm awful at SQL and RDBs are the bane of my existence
aaaaah, you break my heart :P
It's not lack of will, it's lack of competence :p
What concepts you find hard? Maybe I can help.
In the meantime I think you can start here:
Everything you need to know about (Relational) Databases
Lucas Olivera ・ 16 min read
I'm not saying relational DBs are super easy, but I think they are really important to know, even if you end up not using them :D