we're learning about join operations in SQL

Oh crap, do you think that's why they were desperately trying to delay the SOTU?

She's looked like that for years @Ryonne

Sounds boring to me but maybe applicable to your career down the road?

Tfw you are flirting via Google presentation

learn to code @Jacob nice

Chad as heck

@_AltRight_Anew -AZ 15, first set of 4 complete.

@_AltRight_Anew -AZ well it kinda depends what job I apply for
but I'm sure there's some useful applications

SQL?

yep

Structured Query Language

There are definitely still some uses of SQL here in the real world.

oh well there you go

Yeah I wasn't asking what it was, lol

I don't use it "every day" but it's in use "every day" here.

If you follow.

ya I get it

Not everything has been converted to NoSQL

And massive unstructured JSON objects.

If you applied for a job on my team I'd be much happier if you knew SQL than if you didn't.

STOP LOOKING AT MY SLIDES ASHLEY!!!

I know im not doing anything Discord is lit today!

@_AltRight_Anew -AZ 2nd set of 15 complete

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2jhl8noaJk

@Jacob I'd say even now there's a 50/50 chance of me picking MySQL vs MongoDB or something if I start some little proof of concept project. But that probably comes more from natural familiarity of dealing with SQL for decades.

oh

I didn't know SQL was that outdated

It's not, that's kinda what I'm saying

And it depends on what you're doing very much.

imo

I mean I thought SQL was just kinda the default database thing lol

Yes, pretty much.

But for the Web app people it's nice these days to just get a JSON object back

the instructions for one of my assignments in my networking class looked like they were written in 1995 lmao

So you use something new and shiny.

I'd say as an architect that common mistakes we're seeing now are *reliance* on LDAP directories and classic SQL databases when something else would be better.

Mongo is great for programming api but nightmare to query

Next gen SQL databases like redshift are still very viable

i guess that's better than looking for a sturdy rafter

> using a keyboard with audible haptics
*Tisk*