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Data Warehousing Concepts in SQL: Understanding Star and Snowflake Schemas

Table of Contents Introduction What Is a Data Warehouse? OLTP vs OLAP: The Need for Warehousing Key Components of a Data Warehouse What Is Dimensional Modeling? Facts and Dimensions Explained The...
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SQL with APIs and JSON Fields in PostgreSQL: Working with Semi-Structured Data

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SQL for Data Engineering: ETL Concepts and Building Scalable Data Pipelines

Table of Contents Introduction What Is Data Engineering and Why SQL Matters Understanding ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) SQL’s Role in Each ETL Stage Data Sources: Raw Data Ingestion with...
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SQL for Data Analysis: Deep Dive into KPIs and Cohort Analysis

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Error Handling in SQL: Managing Exceptions and Ensuring Reliable Transactions

Table of Contents Introduction Why Error Handling Matters in SQL Types of Errors in SQL Syntax Errors vs Runtime Errors Understanding Transaction Errors Rollbacks for Safe Error Recovery Error Handling in...

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Stored Procedures and Functions in SQL: Encapsulating Logic for Reuse and Automation

Table of Contents Introduction What Are Stored Procedures and Functions? Benefits of Using Stored Routines Stored Procedures vs Functions: Key Differences Syntax for Creating Stored Procedures Executing a Stored Procedure Parameters...

Triggers in SQL: Automating Database Behavior

Table of Contents Introduction What Is a Trigger in SQL? Why Use Triggers? Types of Triggers Syntax of a Trigger BEFORE vs AFTER Triggers INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE Triggers Trigger Events: Row-Level...

Using Constraints in SQL: NOT NULL, UNIQUE, CHECK, and DEFAULT

Table of Contents Introduction What Are Constraints in SQL? Why Use Constraints? NOT NULL Constraint UNIQUE Constraint CHECK Constraint DEFAULT Constraint Combining Multiple Constraints Adding Constraints to Existing Tables Dropping Constraints Naming Constraints for Clarity Column-Level...

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Working with Third-Party JavaScript Libraries (DefinitelyTyped, @types)

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Table of Contents Introduction The Need for Type Definitions in TypeScript Understanding DefinitelyTyped and @types Installing Type Definitions from DefinitelyTyped Working with Libraries Without Type Definitions Creating Custom Type Definitions Conclusion Introduction TypeScript...

Error Handling Patterns in Async Code

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Table of Contents Introduction The Basics of Error Handling Using Try/Catch with Async Functions Handling Multiple Async Operations Returning Errors from Async Functions Handling Errors with Promise.all and Promise.race Graceful Error...

Async/Await with Type Safety

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Table of Contents Introduction Understanding Async/Await Syntax Type Safety with Async Functions Typing Promise<T> Return Types Typing Parameters for Async Functions Handling Multiple Async Operations Error Handling in Async/Await Functions Using Type...

Promises in TypeScript: Typing Async Operations

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Table of Contents Introduction What Are Promises in JavaScript and TypeScript? The Basics of Working with Promises Typing Promises in TypeScript Working with Promise<void> and Promise<never> Chaining Promises in TypeScript Handling...

Type Casting and Assertion Best Practices

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Table of Contents Introduction What is Type Casting and Type Assertion? Difference Between Type Casting and Type Assertion Type Casting Best Practices Type Assertion Best Practices Common Pitfalls and How...

Discriminated Union Types and Exhaustive Type Checking

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Table of Contents Introduction What Are Discriminated Union Types? Discriminated Unions with Literal Types Exhaustive Type Checking: What It Is and Why It’s Important Implementing Exhaustive Type Checking in...

Custom User-Defined Type Guards

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Table of Contents Introduction What Are User-Defined Type Guards? Syntax of User-Defined Type Guards Why Use Custom Type Guards? Creating Custom Type Guards Example 1: Checking for Specific Properties in...

Built-in Type Guards: typeof, instanceof

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Table of Contents Introduction What Are Type Guards in TypeScript? typeof Type Guard Definition and Syntax Use Cases and Examples instanceof Type Guard Definition and Syntax Use Cases and Examples Practical Examples Example 1:...

Utility Types Part 3: ReturnType, Parameters, ConstructorParameters, InstanceType

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Table of Contents Introduction Overview of Utility Types in TypeScript ReturnType<T> Definition and Syntax Use Cases and Examples Parameters<T> Definition and Syntax Use Cases and Examples ConstructorParameters<T> Definition and Syntax Use Cases and Examples InstanceType<T> Definition and...

Utility Types Part 2: Pick, Omit, Record

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Table of Contents Introduction Overview of Utility Types in TypeScript Pick<T, K> Definition and Syntax Use Cases and Examples Omit<T, K> Definition and Syntax Use Cases and Examples Record<K, T> Definition and Syntax Use Cases...

Utility Types Part 1: Partial, Required, Readonly

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Table of Contents Introduction What Are Utility Types in TypeScript? Overview of Partial, Required, and Readonly Utility Types Partial<T> Definition and Syntax Use Cases and Examples Required<T> Definition and Syntax Use Cases and...

Template Literal Types: Dynamic String Typing

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Table of Contents Introduction What Are Template Literal Types? Basic Syntax of Template Literal Types Combining Static and Dynamic Parts in Template Literals Advanced Usage of Template Literals Creating String...
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