Effective PyCharm Transcripts
Chapter: Databases
Lecture: Database introduction

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0:02 Hello again. Friends. Virtually all major applications work with data in some way or another. And primarily that means working with databases.
0:13 Usually relational databases, but also sometimes no SQL databases.
0:18 And having a really good database behind your application is literally often the difference between a
0:25 slow and sluggish and painful and frustrating experience or an ultra crisp fast application when you
0:33 work with Talk Python Training, does the site feel slow or is it blazing fast One of the main things I've done to make that site fast is I have
0:41 optimized the database queries over and over and over again. Yeah, there happens to be really good cacheing on the static assets.
0:49 By the way, we're going to focus on databases and what you'll see is that
0:54 PyCharm has fantastic support for working with relational databases and also even some built in
0:59 support or plug-ins you can add that adds support for no SQL databases as well
1:04 And I think the way that PyCharm works with these databases will absolutely exceed your expectations. There are things that it does,
1:12 particularly within the Python code that I think will blow your mind.
1:16 So hopefully you're looking forward to it. I know Iam this is the real cool aspect of PyCharm.


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