Database Design with CouchDB and PostgreSQL (Udemy.com)

Step by step guide for Database Design with CouchDB and PostgreSQL, Relational Database concepts, and the SQL language

Created by: SimpliCode Point

Produced in 2021

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What you will learn

  • This tutorial is designed to give details to PostgreSQL, relational database concepts, and the SQL language.
  • This training is to learn about CouchDB, the processes to set it up, and the ways to interact with CouchDB server using cURL and Futon.

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Overall Score : 60 / 100

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Course Description

PostgreSQL is a powerful, open source object-relational database system. This tutorial is designed to give details to PostgreSQL, relational database concepts, and the SQL language. It has been prepared for the beginners to help them understand the concepts related to PostgreSQL Database. The PostgreSQL training will include the following;
  • Overview
  • Environment Setup
  • Syntax
  • Data Types
  • Create Database
  • Select Database
  • Drop Database
  • Create Table
  • Drop Table
  • Schema
  • Insert Query
  • Select Query
  • Operators
  • Expressions
  • Where Clause
  • AND & OR Clauses
  • Update Query
  • Delete Query
  • Like Clause
  • Limit Clause
  • Order By Clause
  • Group By
  • With Clause
  • Having Clause
  • Distinct Keyword
Apache CouchDB is open source database software and these tutorials are for you to gain a quick overview of the same. This training is to learn about CouchDB, the processes to set it up, and the ways to interact with CouchDB server using cURL and Futon. We will learn how to create, update and delete databases and documents. The training will include the following;
  • Introduction
  • Difference between SQL and nosql databases
  • Environmental Setup
  • Curl and Futon
  • Creating your first Couch DB database
  • Introduction to Json
  • HTTP API
  • Creating a document
  • Updating a document
  • Deleting a document
  • Deleting a database
  • Attaching files
  • Introduction to couchDb Views
  • Mechanics of CouchDb deployment
Who this course is for:
  • Professionals
  • Students
  • Anybody looking to make a career in Big Data and NoSQL databases
  • Web developers

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Instructor Details

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Hello! We are SimpliCode Point. We teach coding to engineering students and aspiring coders. Teaching is our passion. Teaching started very early in my career when I started guiding students during my school days. Later, I did my engineering in Computer Science and there too, I was teaching my friends. I love to learn new things and teach the same to the beginners. I love traveling, going to new places and meeting different people from different cultures.
Our goal is to offer high quality technology courses which suits newbie as well as an expert. We focus on the technology which are essential to perform in today's job market. We believe anyone can code. We are a team of dedicated professionals who perform intense research, pragmatic planning and come up with easily understandable and quality courses for student around the world. We are fantastic content maker and fabulous presenters. Our training team guides 1000s of software developers yearly through courses in technologies. We offer students a full range of learning options by delivering software development training in classrooms, live online, on-site, and on-demand.

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By Damian Loska

it was too basic, every source starts with such "long, unnecessary" descriptions