Appears a bit too superficial to me to be useful. It groups topics very weirdly (bool and timestamp, uuid and JSONB) and there is almost no detail in each topic.
Explaining text column types without mentioning limiting length with constraints instead of using varchar also seems a bit questionable to me.
This is from the same org behind that AI generated Zig by Example repo the other day.
Hard pass.
but i started zig w that, it was ok for starters like me
Seems more like basic SQL by example. And then, I highly recommend not approaching it like that because then you miss the whole relational algebra...
Appears a bit too superficial to me to be useful. It groups topics very weirdly (bool and timestamp, uuid and JSONB) and there is almost no detail in each topic.
Explaining text column types without mentioning limiting length with constraints instead of using varchar also seems a bit questionable to me.
I'd also recommend Tobias Petry's books which feature MySQL and Postgres examples. Really easy to read. https://sqlfordevs.com/books+courses
theres a repo collect some nice books:
https://github.com/sara8086/PostgresBooks