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Some other similar tools I added to my notes from a similar thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17905666 Interactive PostgreSQL SQL Tutorial - https://chartio.com/learn/sql/ Select STAR SQL - https://selectstarsql.com/ SQL Bolt - https://sqlbolt.com/ - Learn SQL with simple, interactive exercises SQL Window functions - https://www.windowfunctions.com/ PostgreSQL Exercises - https://pgexercises.com/ SQL Zoo -…
Pretty nice! It would be cool if this also had some basic joins added as well.
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thanks for the feedback! Will change it
Maybe just an INFO block stating when a command is specific to a subset of DB engines and/or limited in applicability
I have vague ideas about building a browser-based tool that allowed the user to queue up operations to be performed in order in multiple concurrent database sessions, allowing exact locking & blocking behaviour to be experimented with, but have never had time to work on this.
Hi, My name is Eugene and we made this little online SQL language trainer to help non-programmers to learn basic SQL queries. And more important, it shows the result of query entered. Any suggestions and comments are welcome! and many thanks for all the suggestion already made! And seems like we should better remove MySQL specific command from the very first question.
Hi, My name is Eugene and we made this little online SQL language trainer to help non-programmers to learn basic SQL queries. And more important, it shows the result of query entered. Any suggestions and comments are welcome! and many thanks for all the suggestion already made! And seems like we should better remove MySQL specific command from the very first question.
Hey Eugene! In the last question, it seems you can get the same result by doing top 3, or limit 3, but only limit 3 is accepted as valid. You might either want to, if there's a valid reason for the distinction (execution order?), want to highlight as the difference between top and limit, or if there isn't, accept both.
This is great. I'm mostly a front end dev and my SQL is rather poor...
Some other similar tools I added to my notes from a similar thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17905666 Interactive PostgreSQL SQL Tutorial - https://chartio.com/learn/sql/ Select STAR SQL - https://selectstarsql.com/ SQL Bolt - https://sqlbolt.com/ - Learn SQL with simple, interactive exercises SQL Window functions - https://www.windowfunctions.com/ PostgreSQL Exercises - https://pgexercises.com/ SQL Zoo -…
Hi, My name is Eugene and we made this little online SQL language trainer to help non-programmers to learn basic SQL queries. And more important, it shows the result of query entered. Any suggestions and comments are welcome! and many thanks for all the suggestion already made! And seems like we should better remove MySQL specific command from the very first question.