A very nice tutorial. It is simple to follow and understand! You've removed a very big problem for many bubble users because understanding the database is the biggest headache for most aspiring bubblers.
I've been looking about tutorials for days now on how to link a data type to another . This is an awesome tutorial! Can you please make a video tutorial about comment threads like Reddit. How to put a repeating group within repeating group. Thank you!
I was a bit confused based on other videos. Some people would create many fields in user that were user defined data types.This presentation makes the data model look relational (foreign key), which is more intuitive to me. Thanks!
thanks for the tutorial, this gave me some idea on how should i structure my restaurant's database. just wondering how would you structure for example my menu got many categories such as drinks, burger, pizza, dessert, and for instance in drinks i got coffee, smoothies, soft drinks, in this case shall i make new data type for each sub categories and link it back to Drinks? Another example for Burgers, i can have couple of signature Burgers, and also an option of "Make Your Own Burger" with all kinds of ingredients to choose from, for this example how should I structure the database? thank you!
Curious... is Bubble's database an SQL or NoSQL (like Mongo) type database? I assumed SQL, but you have property list which sounds like an array which would be NoSQL, no?
Very cool, thanks. I am producing a form which allows parents to book multiple children on a camp, how would you allow them to add another child to a booking form?
I would have a data type called Child which has a field called Parent which links to the parent. When a parent wants to add another child they would just enter the details on the form and it would create a new child linked to that parent.
@@nocodelife Yes I have added that connection as per your video, (Parent/Child) but, once they have entered one child, how do I let them enter another one before they submit the form? (Thanks in advance)
@@ziggerwebdesign1704 That's a user interface decision rather than database. Personally I would have a ADD CHILD button which opens up a popup or hidden group with a form to add details of the child and save them. When they click save it creates that child and resets the form inputs so that if they press ADD CHILD again they can repeat the process as many times as they need. I would also have a repeating group showing the children that they've added so far with an option to delete one if they change their mind.
What a fantastic video, thanks. A question I have, is how to integrate option sets and how they would fit into the hierarchy. E.g. Fiverr for example. A person will create a product/service, that service has a category and sub category. So, product/service = "build a website in 3 days" Category = "graphic design" and sub category = "website design". Now if you had a pre-set option set of the categories without attributes and will not change and a sub category option set with attributes linked to the category option set. Would I set up the product to have fields for example category (field) = category option set and sub category (field) = list of sub category option sets? I need the search to be robust enough that you can click on a radio button of the categories or sub categories that will show in a product repeating group
@@LearnBubble nice, it looked so clean i wasn't sure. Had to pause and look at the web address. Also, thanks for your free content, been a while since I've built anything, i learned a few key things that'll make my coming updates and new builds sooo much better!
Hi Kieran. Great tutorial. I have a question. What's the length of your Bubble Crash Course? including and excluding the Walkthroughs. Also, I couldn't find a roadmap/content outline of the course, or projects createdin the course. I think you should add this to the description as this is important for buyers to know what exactly are they getting.
Hello , How are you. I need your help . I created an app in bubble.io and stuck in one point. I am facing the vertical scrolling too much. can you tell me how I can remove the white space at bottom of my app. Thanks
Double click on the white space, and the black option box for the page element will have Height and Width boxes, just change the numbers to achieve the length you want.
Why do you need to make a separate Type “Property” to then connect them to the “User”? I get the impression that just like the fields “Email” “Location” etc are connected to that user by default, wont the fields in Property “Address” “Description” etc.. if placed in “User” automatically connect to the single user too...
I think this is one of the best video about bubble database I’ve ever seen! Really thank u!
A very nice tutorial. It is simple to follow and understand! You've removed a very big problem for many bubble users because understanding the database is the biggest headache for most aspiring bubblers.
This is a really nice video. The simplest and clearest explanation of the Bubble database I've seen yet! Thank you.
the exact content I was looking for, thanks for sharing!
The video helped me understand and solve the problems about Database design that I have been having, thanks a lot!
Solid tutorial Kieran. Can't wait to try your bubble course.
Clear and clever explanation.Thank you
Fantastic video. You made creating data types and linking them very simple and understandable. i can't wait to see your other videos
I've been looking about tutorials for days now on how to link a data type to another . This is an awesome tutorial! Can you please make a video tutorial about comment threads like Reddit. How to put a repeating group within repeating group. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this tutorial. You’ve made it easier to understand how data relationship is achieved within bubble. Big thumbs up 👍
Very well explained.
I was a bit confused based on other videos. Some people would create many fields in user that were user defined data types.This presentation makes the data model look relational (foreign key), which is more intuitive to me. Thanks!
thanks for the tutorial, this gave me some idea on how should i structure my restaurant's database. just wondering how would you structure for example my menu got many categories such as drinks, burger, pizza, dessert, and for instance in drinks i got coffee, smoothies, soft drinks, in this case shall i make new data type for each sub categories and link it back to Drinks?
Another example for Burgers, i can have couple of signature Burgers, and also an option of "Make Your Own Burger" with all kinds of ingredients to choose from, for this example how should I structure the database? thank you!
Thank you
Curious... is Bubble's database an SQL or NoSQL (like Mongo) type database? I assumed SQL, but you have property list which sounds like an array which would be NoSQL, no?
Very useful video. Thank you!
It was really help full
Thank you, man. very helpful.👍
great video!
Thank you!
Great tutorial!
How do you do nested search?
Very cool, thanks. I am producing a form which allows parents to book multiple children on a camp, how would you allow them to add another child to a booking form?
I would have a data type called Child which has a field called Parent which links to the parent. When a parent wants to add another child they would just enter the details on the form and it would create a new child linked to that parent.
@@nocodelife Yes I have added that connection as per your video, (Parent/Child) but, once they have entered one child, how do I let them enter another one before they submit the form? (Thanks in advance)
@@ziggerwebdesign1704 That's a user interface decision rather than database. Personally I would have a ADD CHILD button which opens up a popup or hidden group with a form to add details of the child and save them. When they click save it creates that child and resets the form inputs so that if they press ADD CHILD again they can repeat the process as many times as they need.
I would also have a repeating group showing the children that they've added so far with an option to delete one if they change their mind.
@@nocodelife Lovely, thank you very much.
What a fantastic video, thanks. A question I have, is how to integrate option sets and how they would fit into the hierarchy. E.g. Fiverr for example. A person will create a product/service, that service has a category and sub category. So, product/service = "build a website in 3 days" Category = "graphic design" and sub category = "website design". Now if you had a pre-set option set of the categories without attributes and will not change and a sub category option set with attributes linked to the category option set. Would I set up the product to have fields for example category (field) = category option set and sub category (field) = list of sub category option sets? I need the search to be robust enough that you can click on a radio button of the categories or sub categories that will show in a product repeating group
This is like that one class where everything suddenly make sense
Did you build an app for creating database for this video? Was just thinking I've never seen that page before lol
Haha, yep I did!
@@LearnBubble nice, it looked so clean i wasn't sure. Had to pause and look at the web address.
Also, thanks for your free content, been a while since I've built anything, i learned a few key things that'll make my coming updates and new builds sooo much better!
Hi Kieran. Great tutorial. I have a question. What's the length of your Bubble Crash Course? including and excluding the Walkthroughs. Also, I couldn't find a roadmap/content outline of the course, or projects createdin the course. I think you should add this to the description as this is important for buyers to know what exactly are they getting.
Also, please mention when was the course last updated? On Udemy most courses I found seemed abandoned (last updated in 2019 or 2020).
Any chance you know or any here knows how to recreate Jotmform Cards on Bubble? Including the conditional aspect as well.
Hello , How are you. I need your help . I created an app in bubble.io and stuck in one point. I am facing the vertical scrolling too much. can you tell me how I can remove the white space at bottom of my app. Thanks
Double click on the white space, and the black option box for the page element will have Height and Width boxes, just change the numbers to achieve the length you want.
Why do you need to make a separate Type “Property” to then connect them to the “User”? I get the impression that just like the fields “Email” “Location” etc are connected to that user by default, wont the fields in Property “Address” “Description” etc.. if placed in “User” automatically connect to the single user too...
Because a user might have multiple properties.
lol you had me about 5mins into the video.. im back to being soooo lost.. :(