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Great video. Many thanks for sharing these thoughts. I like that you emphasized familiarity and mastery, and that you need to make a decision on where to dedicate your time to master.

Honestly at this day and age, the strongest weakpoints i see in people starting in the field is not that they lack tools like programming languages knowledge in platforms like databricks. If they don't know them yet they are mostly quick to learn. If there is an actual issue, it lies way deeper. Lack of understanding in core concepts like Data normalization, dimension and fact tables, measures in multidimensional Data models. Or being able to derive architecture and data requirements from talking to a customer. Those are difficult hurdles for beginners. I feel like people rush to learn tools, before learning what to do with them. My analgoy is someone who mastered the tools of carpentry, like saw and hammer but still jas no good idea how to use them to build a good chair^^

From the bottom of my heart, I just want to say thank you so much for this, I work as a data engineer but started off as a web developer, I have never really known how to actually organise the work of a data engineer and you just helped me with that. Now i know what and where exactly to focus on. Thanks once again.

Your content is very appreciated!! So practical and direct to the point! Any recommendation for Data Architect (or what they sometimes call Data cloud and analytics Architect), any suggestions for such career path in terms of the core knowledge etc? Thanks

Thanks

It's been 6 years since this video taken, interface almost completely changed. Can you make a new demo please?

Awesome series.

Such a great channel, thank you Bryan.

Thank you so much

Hey Bryan, do you plan to create something about Unity Catalog?

Thanks, you're really good at explainin these topics!

Underrated channel, really quality information.

great explanation. Thanks!

I made a mistake in an interview today and confused the star schema with the 3 Normal Forms. I also stated star schema was normalization when it was denormalized...oh well.

your video has decluttered me a lot. Now am going to make a hdfs on my k8s cluster and spark operator

Your videos are descriptive , but crisp too .. To the point .. I have never seen any other tutor who explain big data concepts so well in a practical way .. Too good you are .. Love from India 💌 I wish i found your channel in my early days of my career

Love the content, always very clear

Hey Bryan, the SQL with group by negates the need for the distinct in the SELECT unless Spark SQL is different to ANSI SQL? Thanks for your series.

Thanks Bryan sorry another question when a table is created does it lock the file so it cannot be deleted from the file system?

Is this series contains how to work with java jars in databricks?

Amazing high level channel I recommend it for any young learner, keep going bryan

And I'm here for alllllllllll of it. ❤

Your laid-back method and complete explanations are a very refreshing method of learning. Thank you looking forward to watching more of your videos.

I also love your way of presentation!! (Of course plus the wonderful content) and I don’t find 30 hours of prep to be too much given the high quality you deliver!

Is the context of the database and tables only for querying there is no DML?

I so agree with nailing things down before moving on, but due to over zealous project managers and scrum masters this rarely happens in my experience, grrr! They push to move things along due to time and cost but as you rightly pointed out that it costs so much more to have to change things later on. I could moan for hours on this subject!

Thanks Bryan, you teach the subject in an easy to understand manner.

Thanks Bryan for providing all of this for free. I am a seasoned dev 28 years in industry started out writing data feeds to Oracle data warehouses on Unix boxes with shell, SQL, PLSQL. Then after a few years moved to Business Objects Data Services an Integration tool and then for the last 10 years using Talend another Integration tool. Now out of work next month and in my fifties I realise I need to retrain to a new technology. Data Bricks and Apache Spark seem to be very popular, but I for building data integrations is wise to learn Data Fabric with Data Factory or is there some other tech used? I have done a small amount of pulling and pushing to Cloud services using API calls within Talend but I do not have strong Cloud skills or knowledge. Azure seems like a logical choice.

Dude you are on the money!! Agree all 100%.

Thanks Bryan, other than Flask I haven't tried these myself yet. Flet looks interesting too. I would have chosen "PyFlutter" as a name. Any thoughts on Gradio, which I think is similar to say Streamlit but lets you deploy to huggingface? There's so many different options these days and its hard to choose, your video helps narrow down the options.

Really useful

Thank you for your video!

Bryan, thanks for another great video! Your series on python and sqlite helped me move my data career forward. I want to ask your opinion on Kotlin vs Flutter as a cross platform development language especially after Google established it as their preferred development language. Thanks!

Ty guy. Your post cleared up some of my inquiries!

at last somebody is clearing the confusion, Good job Bryan

Can you help how we can create the drop down for task parameters in worflow

I love your way of explaining, I watch each of your videos several times. This also allows me to improve my English.

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Hi sir , does python and mySQl together a good combo and can land you a job ?

Zank you sir for zis tutorial. It is most very velcome.

Good one

Great Lesson! Thank you Bryan!

Thank you sir

Thanks!!

Thanks for the video about changes since Databricks series, Brayan. It's service to the community. I am very pleased, you being quite helpful to the new people in field including me. Your explanation as always is to the point covering all backgrounds of people of CS. Only Channel I subscribed is this one, I used to watch from incognito, But I had to come watch from my account, add to playlist, subscribe, and my subscription does not validate anything, but want to tell you, we cherish your effort wholeheartedly.

5:54, better comedian than half the comedians in the world

Sir, I just want to say thank you so much, I've gone through many videos but was still confused, u made this crystal clear with all your conceptual approach.

Very useful video

recently finished the course, thanks a lot Bryan. Out of curiosity any thoughts on recent acquisition of tabular? Will people switch to Iceberg?

I tried to do data bricks academy and I got lost. Thanks to channel, I understand every nook and crannies. Thumbs up Brian!!