TUTORIAL: SQLAlchemy 2.0
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- TUTORIAL: SQLAlchemy 2.0 by Mike Bayer @ Red Hat
In this tutorial, students will be introduced to SQLAlchemy 2.0 from the same perspective as its online tutorial; starting with fundamentals of database connectivity and transaction control, leading into table metadata design, construction of SQL queries, and finally into ORM-specific persistence patterns. The tutorial will target both early learners of SQLAlchemy as well as experienced users of the 1.x series. Familiarity with basic SQL concepts is strongly recommended.
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You know when you are just learning something and the subject matter is so overwhelming (Python as much as SQLAlchemy). You chance upon someone that has such a brilliant understanding and conveys things clearly and logically and yet almost everything goes over your head. As you watch it again, more sinks in. The more you delve, the more appreciative you are of the elegance of the presenters execution. Mike Bayer is such a speaker and I thank him for being there at the beginning of my journey.
felt that
He 100% he is saving me right now. Went through a SQL book and tried to read through the docs a few times but watching this twice really has it make more sense. Now it is getting easier to read the docs.
Delete the entire SQLAlchemy documentation and just paste a link of this video
Where can I find out about the chapter you had to skip at the end? Was honestly one of the most interesting topics for me and was a bit sad that the time ran out.
the topics are are not alongside one direction as I understand, running through somehow chaotically? But the best tutorial in web
Greatness in one video about SQLAlchemy
Nice intro, but a looooot od Ads. Would be nice to have some advanced/ best practices from Mike
What an amazing deep dive. thanks!
Please add links to the description. I tried to add them as a comment but my comment was flagged/removed. tutorial repo (0:20) and "ridiculously important links" 4:31
Thanks for the tutorial Mike!
Thanks mike but need to imporve documentation part of sqlalchemy
What do you mean? The SQLAlchemy docs are brilliant in my opinion. Very detailed, all the edge cases covered.
Thank you so much for this great tutorial!
been watching 1.5 hours for them unions and what a shame. Besides that very useful stuff, tnx!
does it supports async/await
Anyone know how to get the slides
WOW! I have been working with raw sql - this totally blew my my mind 10/10 brilliant stuff. They should start teaching this in kindergarten.
Hi MIke, Thanks for the great tutorials as I try to absorb as much SQLAlchemy as possible. I came from a Java background where I used MyBatis as my ORM and loved it. On that note, I have a question. I want to issue raw SQL and have SQLAlchemy's ORM capability populate a collection of objects. That may not be pythonic, but I'd like to know how to do it with declarative mapping. Is it possible and, if so, I'd love to see an example.
Thx & rgds
mjg
What happened to has_table()?
That doesn't work anymore
which lib did he use for slides?
very nice tuto thx!
What is used to create the slides?
thumb down, for sure