Databases: Object oriented or relational?

[yahooshua]

Thank you for this video. The small jokes here and there and your personalty making the learning easier. Would like to see more basic videos like this one. The others seemed to jump to far a head of this one.

[BTreeTV]

thank you. I did want to take a bit of an edge off the topic. People make it sound like it's a rocket science, and it really isn't. Stay tuned for more.

[gopal]

"You don't have enough problems as a programmer?" :)

[shaneplatt]

I love this guy! Funny as hell! and very good teacher!

[Nepanglish]

love the way of interpretation sir. Am I the object?🤣🤣🤣

[davidkk]

awesome video. I enjoyed it. You injected some personality into it

[phixphixation]

Very educational and entertaining to watch. I am developing a framework
with PHP and realized that relational databases where not going to work
well with all the data I want to represent. In SQL, I dont believe you
can create a relationship between tables across different databases, or
is that possible? Without using php to manage inner database relations.

[mareimorsy]

Do you mean that ... OODBs and ORMs are both the same thing?
I know ORMs and active record pattern but it's the first time for me to hear about OODBs

[iraiosebashvili]

The question must be asked: Zis is graf of VOT????

[beefdog]

I believe databases in the future will move away from relational and will be instead all stacked digitally not unlike a file cabinet or i photo storage and you enter in what you are looking for and boom the file will emerge.