What Exactly is a Data Warehouse?

You've heard the term data warehouse a lot, maybe even worked with them. But what exactly turns a database into a data warehouse? Where do you start if you want to build one? We start with the high level concepts here.

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[nullQueries]

What's your favorite part of designed a data warehouse?

[safiahmed]

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[wanjohisamuel]

Found your channel just when I'm starting a career in Data Engineering and I love it. The animations are on point. Thank you sir.

[dezzygenc]

0:26 to 1:03 is the simplest explanation I've heard yet. Thank you for this!

[lanieldee]

Finally, a video that clearly explains what this is and isn’t! Thanks

[jeet.prakash]

Excellent video and great channel! I really liked all the videos I have watched so far!

[andynelson]

How are you building the slide deck? Animations on point!

[maraya]

awesome video! found your channel just in time for my midterm tomorrow 🤓

[chasedoe]

3:48 Yes, those business user and executive need to know the underlying effort!

[piotrmazgaj]

This video should get much more comments and wievs.

[percheronphenom]

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[JimRohn-uc]

Can we have more in-depth videos on data modeling please?

[radugabriel]

Your content is really good and the overall quality is probably one of the best.
With a few improvements, you'd be the best by far, and I'm sure you'll keep a lot more users engaged on every clip.
Can I suggest you these little changes ? at least try them out on a few clips and study the results.
- make pauses between sentences
- when you're pronouncing the words at the end of a sentence, don't lower your tone and don't rush to finish the question (keep the same tone and cadence).
- you have a tendency to mumble, I have it too. This combined with tech-speach is making people lose focus or lose interest as it's tiresome.

TL:DR: you have a very good grasp on the tech and it's easy to rush explaining it using tech-jargon, your explanation is not really beginner-friendly (although these are introductory subjects), the audience needs to have domain-specific knowledge to understand the jargon, all this combined with the native-mumbling and alternating tonality, makes the subject hard to grasp and the user will have to rewind a few times to understand the key concepts.


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