Thank you for being straight on point and showing a problem straight forward. I didn't get why my student project asks me to create project with sql migrations from the start on, now I get it!
Thanks for this introduction. I'm used to working with DACPACs and MSSQL. They each have their own method and process of migrating and updating but have the same goals. I just need to learn how Flyway carries them out.
usually learning means a indi voice + i dont speak english and so paintfull but that is everything I needed and so well explained u force me to do it ... u are so good I need to code my first android api cya c++ for a while
Nice tutorial. I just want to note the worst naming in all of computer science: “database schema”. This video is about data schemas, ie the format of your data, ie what fields there are in the table and their types. Then there’s “database schema” which is completely unrelated. This is a namespace your database uses for tables. For example, you might have two tables postgres.prod.users and postgres.dev.users. The tables have the same name, but are in different schemas (ie namespaces) dev and prod. This was very confusing to me at one point, so hopefully it helps someone out.
Great tutorial! I have one question: Is it possible to automatically run migration script on the application startup? I want to do it automatically on every new-version deployment of my application
Thank you for being straight on point and showing a problem straight forward. I didn't get why my student project asks me to create project with sql migrations from the start on, now I get it!
Great tutorial! I liked the hands-on approach of actually showing the workflow in the IDE.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Brilliant tutorial! Thank you for making this and thanks for the tip on how to handle non-nullable columns. 🙏
Thanks for this introduction. I'm used to working with DACPACs and MSSQL. They each have their own method and process of migrating and updating but have the same goals. I just need to learn how Flyway carries them out.
Anytime!
Tysm for this tutorial. It helped me a lot to get into db migrations. Best video among others for beginners 🔥
usually learning means a indi voice + i dont speak english and so paintfull but that is everything I needed and so well explained u force me to do it ... u are so good I need to code my first android api cya c++ for a while
Glad it was helpful, good luck with your api!
Great explanation! Thank you very much!
Nice tutorial. I just want to note the worst naming in all of computer science: “database schema”. This video is about data schemas, ie the format of your data, ie what fields there are in the table and their types.
Then there’s “database schema” which is completely unrelated. This is a namespace your database uses for tables. For example, you might have two tables postgres.prod.users and postgres.dev.users. The tables have the same name, but are in different schemas (ie namespaces) dev and prod.
This was very confusing to me at one point, so hopefully it helps someone out.
Thank you for a great explanation - with both high-level concepts & examples of use.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Massively helpful and intuitive, thank you!
I rather using Django for migrations, obviusly while having python knowledge in the matter. Excellente vid btw
Awesome, awesome video. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing, very clear explanation.
Glad it was helpful.
Great tutorial! Thanks!
Really Nice Explanation
Great tutorial! I have one question: Is it possible to automatically run migration script on the application startup? I want to do it automatically on every new-version deployment of my application
Thank you for your explanation!
very nice.. especially the diagrams
Thanks, glad you liked it.
Nice Vid. Thank you!
very good video, thank you!!
Excellent video
Glad you liked it
Which extension are you using to show hints for SQL query at 13:43
My last project had database migration written in-house from scratch, nice to know I don't have to give up on it
Nice, the basics are quite simple!
Thank you very much!
You're welcome!
why would you use the 'postgr
es' databasename ?
finished watching
Thanks !
thanks mate
You're talking very quickly & using the mouse a lot
yup had to see the video at 0.75 speed
@@mrsagarish He was already looking video at 0.5 speed
Will try to be more clear in future!
I was watching it at 1.5x and didn't struggle with his pronunciation.
Very very good explanation
Thanks