Modern SQL - Evolution of a Dinosaur
Offered By: International PHP Conference via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the evolution of SQL in this 47-minute conference talk from the International PHP Conference. Discover how SQL has transformed from a purely relational language to a powerful, multi-faceted tool capable of handling complex data processing tasks. Learn about SQL's non-relational features, including Turing completeness, graph processing, XML and JSON handling, automatic versioning, and time series analysis using regular expressions. Compare traditional relational approaches with modern SQL techniques for solving common problems. Gain valuable insights into SQL's current capabilities to make more informed decisions in software development and architecture, regardless of your experience level. Understand why SQL has become far more than just a relational database language since SQL-92, and how it can revolutionize your data management strategies.
Syllabus
Modern SQL: Evolution of a Dinosaur | Markus Winand
Taught by
International PHP Conference
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