For some reasons I see that the only goal they have in their mind is "pub".

This video is pretty good at picturing file operations as something that just works and not a clusterfuck at all.

This is actually valuable lessons presented in awesome way. Man i just hope you blow up because we need way more of this this type of content.

Most underrated video ❤

The world is full of smart people with not enough to do.

Adding 5 years of `mkdb` experience into my resume after watching this video.

You are the real gangsta for having done all this. Extremely helpful, nice job man👏!

In reality, creating a compiler isn't that hard of a work (I mean just to learn, not a production compiler). In my university, one of the classes is completely dedicated to learn how a compiler or a interpreter really works and the final project is building your own compiler for a professor designed language. Great video, I missed your Spanish videos!

Hope you make more useful videos/tutorials about Software Engineer

Thank god for PostgreSQL

Bro, why are you making a channel in English?, Why did you abandon Antonio Sarosi?

Impressive

Good job! I did my PhD in this field so I know how hard this journey is. Today I don't even bother with B-Trees anymore. The scattershot of updates you get from rotations kill write performance and they're very poor for compression as data may change everywhere without warning. Pretty much every major DB developed since 2012 uses LSM (Log Structured Merge) Trees. They have their own issues of course but no more stupid rotations! I invite you to take a closer look at them, they're a really cool data structure.

Great video and very inspiring!!! I stumbled on your channel by accident and I immediately subscribed after watching this video. Lot’s of greetings, Dennis 🇳🇱

Great!

That a very very very good material tgere. Thank you very much! insta sub + like. Sharing your vid over whatsapp groups for software and devops! This is awesome!

Gran explicación, sigue asi, ademas me ayudas a mejorar mi ingles, un saludo desde Colombia

Also, would be good to hear a few minutes on why you chose Rust, given it's still new to many people.

Really great information delivery - concise, crisp, detailed, organized. And all in-depth, fundamental concepts. I love your style.

You reminded me of my plumber...who does some useless things. Be super happy. Maybe this is called desire to do something

Really high quality video.

writing a db engine is a crazy quest. my compliment to you as you do it alone. someone dies in trying this

Amazing vídeo! Been following your other channel for a while as you went over computer science degree in Spain. Now I'm about to graduate myself and just bumped into this awesome project 😮 Thanks for inspiring me when I didn't know what to study ❤

This was so necessary . big up

De verte en español hace años a ahora encontrar que haces videos en ingles. Ahora entenderé las cosas y de paso practico el ingles. Supongo que el cambio de idioma se debe a la cantidad de gente a la que puedes llegar. Suerte con este nuevo canal.

did something similar in Javascript, but not at that deep of a level run this in browser console to get github link ( KZbin won't allow links ) ["","dev-george-94", "demo", "tree", "main", "src", "lib-isql"].join("/") has everything, including ORDER_BY and WHERE. its not the best since its 1.0

I have coded rudimentary NoSql db(s) and primitive OS(s), and have dreamed of leveling up like this, but I never got there, you have my respect. I hope some DB or backend company are hitting you up for job offers. You've got a bright future.

wow such a clear explanation 👍👍

This video is complex as is, and now I am wondering what will happen when we have to implement Isolation. I guess, it'd simply be reading required pages during initial run, and then we can work with that dataset and sort it Here's one more, implementing postgres statement timeout

See u're in love with CMU Database Course too <3

mad respect to you Tony!! You are truly the "One Man Army" in Software development!!

Gran video! Excelente dedication, los que hablamos español tambien debemos comentar en ingles? :P Grande Maes-Tony

y que paso con el otro canal y por que ahora solo en ingles ?

No hay cosa más hermosa que ver tu contenido en inglés tambien 🥹🫶 Amo enserió tu contenido brou ❤

Thanks for this video. I enjoyed watching it but in utter fear of doing it myself. I'll like to write mine in C but i'll have to learn it first 😁. Thanks man subscribed already. Seven months is such a high level of dedication. Hats off bro!

Grande Antonio

lol, that comic sans font is killing me

Excellent content! Keep on this awesome work.. I would expect that you would use C / C++ (with a little Assembly for optimization) for such a project rather than Rust.

This is incredible. The commitment is the major aspect most of us lack. Watching videos like this make all of us motivated towards our ultimate goal; to do something for the humanity. That's why we all became programmers, right?

The best programming youtube channel 🔥 Pd: Only available for html engineers ✋

Did you use Rust?

Escuchar a Antonio hablando en ingles da 10 años más de vida

This was amazing even though loads went over my head😂 this is *exactly* the content I'm here for

Omg 7 months. You are awsome!

What command line are you using? is it inside windows? ubuntu?

😮😮😮😮

It is really cool to see someone developed from scratch.

It is really cool to see someone developed from scratch.

I was skeptical about this video from the title, but it's the real deal. Impressive project, and impressive explanation of everything you did.

Thank you for this detailed but very clear and understandable overview of the architecture of a SQL database. I learned a lot, especially the things about "doesn't fit in the memory!"