#sqlprogramming

[crackaddict55]

SQL Learning Resources ?

Good online resources are appreciated :)

[antoniosos]

Fell out of the study mood. For the past week I didn't do much else than play Elden ring.

What I remember doing from the last time I posted about studying is:

Adding final touches to the JavaScript game

Finishing the game design document.

Today before I finished this blog I also learned a bit about SQL, connecting to databases with C# and editting them so that's cool!

[crackaddict55]

I tried out SQL Murder Mystery !

Someone in my post about sql resources recommended it thank you so much!

It’s a short little web game that helps you get familiar with SQL. You have to search through the database for clues and investigate a murder basically.

I found it really fun ☜(˚▽˚)☞

Cute game. Would recommend.

[crackaddict55]

SQL is a cute language. 💛💛💛

(Can’t wait to regret saying this once my studies get more in depth and complicated lmfao)

[tutort-academy]

SQL Chart

Every developer should know SQL.

Whether you're building applications or analyzing data, understanding queries, joins, functions, and database operations is a must. This SQL Cheat Sheet is your quick reference to the fundamentals.

💾 Save it. Learn it. Use it.

[tutort-academy]

SQL

Every SQL expert started with a simple SELECT * FROM table; 🗄️

The difference between knowing SQL and being confident with SQL is practice. The more queries you write, the more naturally joins, subqueries, aggregations, and window functions start to make sense.

That's why finding the right practice platform matters.

📖 Check out our guide to the 7 best SQL platforms to practice in 2026: https://www.tutort.net/blogs/7-best-sql-tools-to-practice-easy-and-advanced

What's one SQL concept that took you the longest to master

[tutort-academy]

SQL JOINS

Learning SQL becomes much easier once you understand Joins 💻📊

INNER JOIN helps find matching data, LEFT JOIN keeps all left table records, RIGHT JOIN focuses on the right table, and FULL OUTER JOIN combines everything together. These concepts are essential for Data Analytics, Backend Development, and Data Science projects.

If you want to work with databases efficiently in 2026, mastering SQL Joins is a must-have skill. 🚀

Which SQL JOIN confused you the most when you first learned it? 👀

[tutort-academy]

SQL JOINS

SQL JOINs are where things get interesting.

INNER JOIN gives you matches. LEFT JOIN keeps everything from the left. RIGHT JOIN does the opposite. FULL OUTER JOIN? No data left behind.

Same tables. Different logic. Different outcomes.

Understanding JOINs isn’t just syntax — it’s learning how relationships in data actually work.

Which one confused you the most when you first learned SQL?