Intro To MySQL With Node.js - Learn To Use MySQL with Node!

This is exactly what I needed. There aren't many courses that explain just using Node with MySQL. Other courses explain these 2 along with other full-stack technologies, but I didn't want all of that right now.

This is the worst course I have ever taken in my entire life. 1. There is no information here that could help you understand anything, the lecturer just mechanically reproduces the code that he has on the second monitor that he constantly looks at, you can easily find even where he got the code that he sells to you in in the form of a course, google "Node.js mysql" and follow the first link. 2. If you are a Mac user, you will have to figure it out yourself and spend time configuring MAMP (a tool that the lecturer uses on his Windows machine). 3. The lecturer is openly rude to people in the comment section, instead of helping them understand and find a solution (this is not about me). 4. Honestly, just read the documentation. This course is not worth paying for.

This is a beginner level and the teacher does not show how to render the pages. When i query something, i will also show how to render and publish the results at the rendered page....

Really simple and straightforward to follow. Avoids the mistakes other courses make where the code is overly complex, which makes it difficult to focus on the important parts of each lesson.

For Context: I followed Maximilian Schwarzmüller's training on MongoDB, he explains everything from beginner to very advanced. He starts with MongoDB CLI (which accompanies us until the end), going through MongoDB Compass (Desktop, a little overflown), then MongoDB Atlas (WebApp), which is an excellent approach and he ends up implementing it as code to make JS&MongoDB (NodeJS Driver). Unfortunately, his code was already half coded, which did not force us to start from scratch, even if the theory, the steps, explanations and modifications of the code were present. He missed that! start it from scratch in JS&MongoDB + Application Deployment (Heroku & AWS). This training deserved like even a 5 star despite the negative points. My Analysis: (Yes I do Analyzes not Opinions!) Lol Coming here I was looking for a training equivalent to Maximilian's MongoDB but with MySQL and which would end in beauty in JS&MySQL + Deployment of the application (Heroku & AWS) but I just came across an "Intro" from the JS&MySQL party (NodeJS Driver, which is like even the part I'm most interested in being Web Developer - Front-End [Junior] wanting to move up to Web Developer - Full Stack [Junior]) In short, John's training is therefore missing the following parts: MySQL CLI, MySQL Workbench (Desktop), phpMyAdmin (WebApp, in depth!..) + Deployment of the application.. For these reasons and its potential for progression, I give you a 4 star. PS: I know, I know, it's an "Intro" but what did you want, it's the complex of the student who wants everything in one, which takes over! Lol. I'm from France and I'm nice, I haven't even mentioned unit tests. Lol2 Raise the quality of this training, you are on the right path! Best wishes..

This is one of the best course I have found after spending tons of hours in youtube to learn the Mysql .Every single video is short and full of information .I am very happy to find this course as I was frustrated about the nodejs and Mysql.Very happy .

To the point. On point. Good examples. All code works no debugging like most outdated Udemy courses. Will be taking future courses. Thanks much!

Great course to start with Nodejs, just what I was looking for and better because it is so simple and strait forward, spot on.

This instructor is awesome!! I enjoyed the course and this course was like a refreshment for me. Nicely done :)

The lessons are concise. They give a solid enough foundation for students to confidently move on to more advanced concepts.

I did learn new things in the course, and did get some good exercise in figuring out my errors. So it was worthwhile though not really what I was looking for. Whet I really wanted is information on how to enable normal users (without knowledge of SQl or nodeJS) to add and manage data on a my SQL database through I suppose an interface created with nodeJS. But you did not claim to teach that in this course, I just hoped you pointed in that direction. It does appear that every lecturer has another editor and platform on which the database is run. I understand that, but I do not think it is practical or useful for students to have to install a new platform for each course. So I did not use your advice and work in another way, but eventually sorted the issue. As I have done a bit of SQL where all those lecturers advice on formatting the code e.g. when doing an INSERT INTO. I did get stuck where adding line breaks in the nodeJS script was an issue, but not mentioned. Maybe you can consider adding a note to help others. Thanks Wallo Grant

This course teaches exactly what i need to get my project done. I am able to get data into an out of a database via node.js and javascript.

This is a good introduction to using Node.js with MySQL. It would have taken a five-star review if it includes (a) handling data entered from HTML form (which is the real-life experience for developers), and (b) handling stored procedures in MySQL with "CALL". Asides from being a way to avoid SQL injection, complex queries cannot be embedded into the node.js without complicating readability.

Look no further than lesson #7 where he gets an error message about the json file while installing the mysql module and has no idea why. A good instructor would have known what it meant right away, an average instructor would have stopped the video right there and figure it out instead of adding it to the lessons. Any time someone is going to follow along with a lesson, there are going to be slight differences. For instance, I already had a local database so I had to create a username and password instead of using the default database settings like in the lesson. Because of that, when I had a question, the answer was start over. Really? A good instructor would be able to look at the error message that I provided and give me a better advice than just start over.

It's my opinion that this course doesn't have enough content to warrant the same price range as much more robust courses on the site.