This doesn't make any sense, please don't dive into code right away, without having a high-level overview of design and implementation plan usage of data structures and so on. I'm disappointed that the workflow is incoherent. I hope you bear this in mind.
@@ximin_sleepy thank you for the comment. Would you be more specific that which part doesn't make any sense? As I have said from the beginning, I'm not teaching everyone how to professionally write a database from scratch. I do have some idea on how things work, I code and as I go further I come back and fix things if needed.
@@CodeWithSep I see I thought you were indeed teaching it, so you're doing it on the fly sort of? but the fact that it is available on YT suggests you are at least going to give the audience some understanding on how to do these things, if not then I don't understand why bother recording and uploading, I appreciate your content, it's just needs to be bit structured so as it won't be hard to follow. Thanks for your hard work.
@@ximin_sleepy true, that's why at the beginning of most videos I keep mentioning that I'm working on the project as I record these videos and things may change as well. The point is to show my progress and the way I think of things. Honestly I've reached a good point in my opinion, but I also understand the problem with watching episodes, codes and concepts that are not totally valid. Maybe at some point I'll make a single video on all of the details and steps. Thank you.
@@CodeWithSep Great, I'd like to see this type of content, but I'd also like to follow along, and see things in action for myself, I love learning internals of things that's what I love about engineering. I'm bored to death just looking at API calls to things I don't understand fully or just vaguely understand. Having such a series is a god send, I realized there isn't much of this type of content because it's hard to do. I'd appreciate if you give it a more tutorial kind of a tone that'll be easier to follow along if one is interested
Hey first of all thanks for the series man. Its a great help. But i am wondering why 1st go through indexes? Why not 1st code things like storage of the data or enforcing table definition and querying(maybe just select and insert) without any index.
@@pothulatejesh7972 Hey, thanks a lot, I hope it won't disappoint you. You are right... If i could go back I'd begin things from there. But truth is the process of inserting into storage and selecting was more clear to me than indexing, and that's why I began there. I understand it's a bit confusing. Maybe if you skip some episodes and come back again to these ones it'll help.
@@pothulatejesh7972 plus, I should mention that I've avoided code explanations (or reduced it) at some point so i can focus on higher level of abstraction and logics first and later jump into code details after everything is covered.
This doesn't make any sense, please don't dive into code right away, without having a high level overview of design and implementation plan usage of data structures and so on.
If you have any questions about the topic or the code feel free to ask in the comment section.
This doesn't make any sense, please don't dive into code right away, without having a high-level overview of design and implementation plan usage of data structures and so on. I'm disappointed that the workflow is incoherent. I hope you bear this in mind.
@@ximin_sleepy thank you for the comment. Would you be more specific that which part doesn't make any sense? As I have said from the beginning, I'm not teaching everyone how to professionally write a database from scratch. I do have some idea on how things work, I code and as I go further I come back and fix things if needed.
@@CodeWithSep I see I thought you were indeed teaching it, so you're doing it on the fly sort of? but the fact that it is available on YT suggests you are at least going to give the audience some understanding on how to do these things, if not then I don't understand why bother recording and uploading, I appreciate your content, it's just needs to be bit structured so as it won't be hard to follow. Thanks for your hard work.
@@ximin_sleepy true, that's why at the beginning of most videos I keep mentioning that I'm working on the project as I record these videos and things may change as well. The point is to show my progress and the way I think of things. Honestly I've reached a good point in my opinion, but I also understand the problem with watching episodes, codes and concepts that are not totally valid. Maybe at some point I'll make a single video on all of the details and steps. Thank you.
@@CodeWithSep Great, I'd like to see this type of content, but I'd also like to follow along, and see things in action for myself, I love learning internals of things that's what I love about engineering. I'm bored to death just looking at API calls to things I don't understand fully or just vaguely understand. Having such a series is a god send, I realized there isn't much of this type of content because it's hard to do. I'd appreciate if you give it a more tutorial kind of a tone that'll be easier to follow along if one is interested
Hey first of all thanks for the series man. Its a great help. But i am wondering why 1st go through indexes? Why not 1st code things like storage of the data or enforcing table definition and querying(maybe just select and insert) without any index.
@@pothulatejesh7972 Hey, thanks a lot, I hope it won't disappoint you. You are right... If i could go back I'd begin things from there. But truth is the process of inserting into storage and selecting was more clear to me than indexing, and that's why I began there. I understand it's a bit confusing. Maybe if you skip some episodes and come back again to these ones it'll help.
@@pothulatejesh7972 plus, I should mention that I've avoided code explanations (or reduced it) at some point so i can focus on higher level of abstraction and logics first and later jump into code details after everything is covered.
amazing videos
I am followin you brother. Plz continue uploading and make things detailed if possible.
Thank you. The next video is out just right now: th-cam.com/video/bRjAglcPb_c/w-d-xo.html
This doesn't make any sense, please don't dive into code right away, without having a high level overview of design and implementation plan usage of data structures and so on.