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And the general consensus?
So, devs: who are your favorite DEV community members writing about SQL?
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Gotta give up for our teammate Jeremy (@jeremyf) π who has been dropping lots of #sql posts about different things he's been working on or digging into at DEV using SQL (side note: these posts are also tagged with #meta, since they're about this community β follow that tag if you wanna learn and talk more about the making of dev.to).
Anywho, here's one of Jeremy's most recent posts on SQL:
A Second Walk Through of Composing a SQL Query
Jeremy Friesen for The DEV Team γ» Jun 15 γ» 4 min read
And here's Jeremy π:
Jeremy Friesen
Yessss I read this a couple weeks ago and the fact that he used DEV itself as the example was my favorite part of the walkthrough - fantastic post!
@helenanders26 has been part of this community for a long time (check out that 5 years badge!!) β if you havenβt already, you gotta check out her guide to SQL concepts from A to Z ‡οΈ
SQL concepts from A to Z
Helen Anderson γ» Feb 6 '19 γ» 14 min read
YES!!! Helen is awesome. π₯
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