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Developing with MySQL

MySQL is the most popular open source DBMS for the enterprise. It also powers more than 30% of the web. In this course, you’ll learn to develop enterprise-level MySQL-backed applications from a data centric point of view.

Beginner
2h 17m
(6)

Created by Agaba Philip

Last Updated Feb 07, 2024

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Developing with MySQL

MySQL is the most popular open source DBMS for the enterprise. It also powers more than 30% of the web. In this course, you’ll learn to develop enterprise-level MySQL-backed applications from a data centric point of view.

Beginner
2h 17m
(6)

Created by Agaba Philip

Last Updated Feb 07, 2024

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If you’re tired of having to piece together disconnected tutorials and wish to master MySQL the easy way, this is the course you need. In this course, Developing with MySQL, through a series of bite-sized, easy-to-follow clips that cover both theory and practice, you'll become an expert MySQL developer. First, you'll work with Views, Stored Procedures, Triggers, and Events. Next, you’ll explore Transactions, Concurrency, Data Types, and Database Design. Finally, you'll delve into indexing for high performance and security. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to manage even the most ambitious MySQL projects with confidence and ease.

Developing with MySQL
Beginner
2h 17m
(6)
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Agaba Philip - Pluralsight course - Developing with MySQL
Agaba Philip
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I'm a Linux aficionado. I deploy it to clients looking to build new solutions or migrate existing services. I teach it to students about to enter the job market, and I recommend it to anyone looking to get their start in IT.

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