I Surveyed 483 SQL Users About Their Tools

[@Nick-yd3rc]

Oh you might have quite a bias in your survey, but it’s nice nonetheless. Over time my favorites have become DataGrip & DataSpell, Postgres, DuckDB and ClickHouse, and Snowflake. Mostly managed on AWS.

[@DatabaseStar]

Yeah I think so, based on my audience and the kind of content I used to create. Thanks for sharing your tools, that’s good to know!

[@prerakhere]

this was more interesting to watch than stackoverflow survey for some reason

[@DatabaseStar]

Thanks, glad you think so

[@dn9416]

Thank you for the video

[@DatabaseStar]

You're welcome

[@lovetheentertainment9949]

I had seen your udemy course relational database design is it same as effective database design. I am thinking to buy it. I can't afford your courses in your website. It will be helpful if you launch udemy courses so that people who can't afford your courses in website can buy in udemy

[@DatabaseStar]

Good question. It's a similar concept, but the Udemy course Relational Database Design is older, and it teaches the three steps of normalisation. The Effective Database Design course teaches you how to get to a third normal form, and is a better overall process, and teaches you how to create SQL from the database. That's OK if you can't afford the courses on the website - you can still watch my KZbin videos for free and learn. I won't be putting this course or any others on Udemy because my courses are more valuable than what Udemy charges.

[@dn9416]

Oracle ❤🎉🎉🎉

[@DatabaseStar]

Yeah it was the most popular

[@tamiratabebe6623]

wow oracle database thank you my name is Tamirat Abebe from este African Ethiopia Addis ababa to support me ❤

[@DatabaseStar]

Thanks!

[@rezarafieirad]

just jetbrains products.

[@DatabaseStar]

They make good products!

[@shalom7161]

Oracle

[@DatabaseStar]

Yeah it is the highest response