Dipak KC

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Revised DataTypes,conditional statement .

Here are 10 websites that offer free resources for learning CSS:

⭐️ W3Schools.
⭐️ Codecademy.
⭐️ CSS Tricks
⭐️ MDN Web Docs.
⭐️ freeCodeCamp.
⭐️ SoloLearn.
⭐️ Coursera.
⭐️ Khan Academy.
⭐️ edX.
⭐️ web .dev

The 2 most popular ways to store data in any modern application are:

1) SQL
2) NoSQL

Here's what they mean in the simplest terms:

1. SQL

- Used to store relational data, where one set of data is related to another

- It is strictly structured in nature, so before using it we need to specify what exact structure we need to use

2. NoSQL

- Used to store unstructured data, where each set is not expected to be related to each other

- It's not strict in nature and its schema can be changed at runtime as well

3. How are they Stored?

- SQL, is only stored in tabular format so we need only SQL queries to interact with it

- NoSQL, comes in many varieties i.e. Key-value store, JSON based, document-based, etc hence based on the NoSQL vendor your way of interaction will change

4. How're they Queried?

- SQL is queried using SQL statements, which are used to specify the data that should be retrieved and the conditions it must meet

- NoSQL often provide more flexible query capabilities, allowing users to search for data based on various criteria

5. How're they Scaled?

- SQL DB are typically scaled by adding more hardware resources, such as additional servers or storage

- NoSQL DB, are designed to be distributed across multiple servers and can be scaled horizontally by adding more servers to the cluster

6. When to use SQL?

- You need highly structured data, a strict schema structure, with strict validation rules

- Your Data set is highly mapped with each other and in order to fetch you need to use complex queries

- Frequent modification of data is required

7. When to use NoSQL?

- Need to store and process large amounts of unstructured or semi-structured data

- Need to achieve high availability and low latency

8. Realworld Examples:

SQL
- Inventory Management System
- Library Management System (For well-structured data)

NoSQL
- Realtime analytics system (Managing unstructured data from IoT devices)
- Gaming applications (For high availability and low laten

Why Learn Flutter?
Flutter is going to set the trend for Mobile App Development in 2023.
⭐Write-Once Approach.
⭐ Hot Reloading.
⭐ Setting Best Performance.
⭐ Efficient Testing And Coding.
⭐ Pre-built UI Widgets.
⭐ Perfect Choice For MVP.

If you have any questions on Dart, Flutter and android/iOS app development, Message us.

CSS tip 💡

Are you familiar with this tip? If not, maybe you should know about it:

Dreams will keep changing throughout your life, and it’s completely okay.

What you wanted to be at 6 won’t be the same at 26.

Don’t hate yourself for changing your dreams.

It happens to everyone.

Find peace with it!

My 10 favorite websites to drill coding exercises until you're a master

Mode (SQL)
Kaggle (pandas)
DataLemur (SQL)
LeetCode (Python)
Codewars (Python)
Stratascratch (SQL)
HackerRank (Python)
W3 Resource (pandas)
bnomial (Machine Learning)
Machine Learning Plus (pandas)

18 sites to find free logos 👇

BrandCrowd
Canva
CoolText
DesignEvo
Designhill
DesignMantic
Flaming Text
Freepik
Logaster
Logofury
LogoGarden
Logojoy
LogoLounge
LogoMakr
LogoSauce
Logoswag
Tailor Brands
Ucraft

High-Income Skills:

• SEO
• Sales
• Paid traffic
• Web design
• Copywriting
• Email marketing
• Lead generation
• Video production
• Web development
• Social media marketing

Which is your favorite, and why?

Highest paying tech jobs 📈⁣⁣

• Blockchain Engineer⁣⁣
• Full Stack Developer⁣⁣
• Software Architect⁣⁣
• Product Manager⁣⁣
• DevOps Engineer
• Internet of Things⁣⁣
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Start today.

Start these 6-figure No-Code businesses/skills today:

→ Design -

→ Creating Websites -

→ Ghostwriting Agency -

→ Selling Notion Templates -

These are just the beginning!

Which are the top 5 apps/tools you use during the week?

Mine are probably:

- Slack
- Figma
- Notion
- Twitter
- VS Code