Best of SQL — January 2023

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    Text2SQL.AI - Generate SQL with AI

    The best of Product Hunt, everyday Web3 Keep up to date with the latest in web3 New here? Learn more about navigating Product Hunt. Discover the best products by month.

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    Master ChatGPT Today or Risk Obsolescence Tomorrow

    As a dev I tried ChatGPT for a week instead of search engines, official docs, and Stack Overflow. In this article I'll break down six areas whereChatGPT can help increase your productivity as a developer. It will dazzle you at the precision of the answers and the way it provides code samples that look runnable.

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    How To Design And Build A Database In Postgres

    The data the client wants to be stored in the database is data related to items on sale, orders made, and customers who make the orders. In this article, I will show you how to design and build a relational database from scratch in Postgres for John’s ecommerce business.

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    7 Best Platforms to Practice SQL

    HackerRank’s SQL practice suite has hundreds of questions available for you to practice. You can filter the questions by their difficulty levels: easy, medium, and hard. If you are a Leetcode user, you can practice SQL on it too. LeetCode is quite diverse, with varying difficulty levels and topics.

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    Database 101: Data Consistency for Beginners

    In the end of 2022 I decided to make things more clear when the subject is Databases, because this was always a pain. I challenged myself to start from scratch and learn about this poorly explored world just for fun.

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    Java ORM – Hibernate vs Spring Data JPA vs EclipseLink vs JPA vs JDBC

    Java ORM - Hibernate vs. Spring Data JPA vs. EclipseLink vs. JDBC vs. JPA is a specification for an ORM framework that is defined by the Java Community Process (JCP), and not an open source project.

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