Which Is Better? SQL vs NoSQL

The age old debate of SQL vs NoSQL has been going on since the day NoSQL was conceived. In this video I will detail the pros and cons of each so that when you are ready to choose a database for your next project you will know exactly which one to choose.

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⏱️ Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
00:40 - SQL Features
01:46 - NoSQL Features
03:53 - When To Use SQL Databases
05:52 - When To Use NoSQL Databases
08:57 - Conclusion

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[leonardoleno]

the first 15 second I felt like I clicked the wrong video 😂

[holypowerenjoyer]

When he said 'To sequel or not to sequel that is the question' i was in tears. Truly one of the best lines of all times

[waltermeester]

In fact the "relational" part of database does not refer to the relations between different tables, but to the relational model as laid out by E.F codd. In this model, tables are called Relations and rows are called tuples.

[sabinbaral]

Your explanation are nice
If you show slides and image to explain
it will be much better and much easier for beginners to relate things you say and understand better

[nedweingart]

Was really stuck with what setup to choose for a new project. I use SQL at work and NoSQL for side projects and have always felt more comfortable with NoSQL. Your last point about choosing whatever you're most comfortable with really resonated with me, great video!

[demetrous-yt]

Nice, quick explanation and that top-left corner perfectly aligned with room’s corner line👍

[sujoydutta]

I always get confused on these two DBs but you explanation was very clear and made a lot of sense

[RetroSpectrum]

I love your channel!!! Can't stop watching. All your content is the best ☺️

[lifeform]

This actually really helped me understand both! Currently I’m learning MySQL with php and I may consider using react with it. I say MySQL I enjoy for your explanation of the great structure and columns and I care about readability. Though I may learn mongodb in larger scale applications in the future. Since mongodb sounds great for big projects

[memnon]

SQL can handle many connections (you made it sound like SQL can only manage a handful of connections). If there is an appearance of “slowness” it’s likely related to the isolation level \ locking, which can be managed with good database design (9/ 10 times perf issues are attributable to poor developer choices). The choice between the two systems should be about isolation level requirements, scale (data volume \ geo-distribution) and the actual data model being stored.

If you’re dealing with high transaction financial data, your likely not gonna go no sql. Likewise, if your storing IOT data then no sql is going to be better. If you’re never going to shard your data, mongodb is not worth it as SQL will outperform it.

[rainbowlable]

best overview and comparison i've got so far! thanks a lot! 👍

[jaypasi]

That sloved my confusion... thanks 😊
And im also waiting for Javascriptsimplified course to reopen registration.

[MBDiscover]

Huge thanks. I think if you add a table of comparing these two type would be much better for summarizing.

[ExcelTutorials]

Love this video! I greatly appreciate the perspective!

[gauravruhela]

Really appreciate the way you explained this controversial topic. Keep it up bro

[IvanRandomDude]

3:05 Redis saves data to the disc periodically and loads it on startup.

[the.baxtian]

Man, you speak very fast but with a excellent pronunciation. It is really good for me, since I'm learning english. xD. Excellent comparative, and thank you for comment about Json in PostgreSQL.

[olajideabdul-qahar]

I absolutely love the intro and the entire explaination

[cesaremannino]

Thank you man, is just what I was looking for!

[CodingNuggets]

I've been dabbling in SQL a lot more lately. I'm actually considering building my newest project using it as the database. Most likely going to go with PostgreSQL. Thanks for the content Kyle. Much love my friend!