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Why most developers stop learning SQL at subqueries - a 5-minute guide for PARTITION BY and CTEs
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this post was submitted on 15 Feb 2024
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You say that like it's a good thing. I like my queries simple.
Also - the stuff you have under "stage 6" should all be learned before "stage 2" in my opinion. Knowing how to write efficient queries is far more important than group by / join / etc.
Huh? How do you write an efficient query and not take into account joins? A single table query? Are you a Prisma fan?
Ooooh, that's a good burn
Joining is one of the simplest and most useful things in SQL.
How can you possibly query without it?
Simple queries are obviously better but not everything can be achieved with simple selects.