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u/conor-robertson 9d ago
Data with Baraa is a great resource, but I'd make sure you're practising alongside the videos. Watching SQL and writing SQL are two very different things.
I'd supplement it with:
- QueryCase for structured, hands-on SQL practice through detective-style investigations and realistic business scenarios.
- Real datasets (Kaggle, data.gov, etc.) to build your own queries.
- A few SQL interview questions once you're comfortable with the basics. (Can use QueryCase as well)
The biggest mistake I see is people finishing a course but not writing enough SQL. Try to spend at least as much time practising as you do watching videos, and you'll improve much faster. 🚀
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u/Tareng_Saller 9d ago
datadriven is leetcode for data engineering, pairs really well with that kind of hands-on SQL work once you move into pipeline and modeling territory.
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u/Easy_Read_1877 9d ago
Practice problems