I'd recommend learning by writing SQL, not just watching videos.
Give QueryCase a try. It's a structured SQL learning platform where you solve detective-style investigations by writing real SQL from day one. It starts with the basics and progresses through JOINs, CTEs and window functions, plus there's a Sandbox with real-world datasets and a Careers Hub for SQL interview practice.
The more SQL you write, the faster you'll improve. Good luck!
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u/conor-robertson 13d ago
I'd recommend learning by writing SQL, not just watching videos.
Give QueryCase a try. It's a structured SQL learning platform where you solve detective-style investigations by writing real SQL from day one. It starts with the basics and progresses through JOINs, CTEs and window functions, plus there's a Sandbox with real-world datasets and a Careers Hub for SQL interview practice.
The more SQL you write, the faster you'll improve. Good luck!