Next webinars
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A series of 3 low price webinars for developers who want to
take the best out of MySQL!
Each of these webinars is 2 hours long and the cost of each is 50 GBP.
They will happen every 2nd Tuesday of the month.
Developing Modern Transactional Applications with MySQL
[paid webinar]
11th August – 3pm London time
Schedule
- Understanding InnoDB
- Understanding transactions
- Commit, rollback and savepoints
- Isolation levels
- Transactions performance
- Dealing with duplicate rows
- Mass inserts
- Multi-table updates and deletes
- Temporary tables
Duration: 2 hours, including a 5 minutes pause
When: 11th August
- 3pm London time
- 4pm CEST
- 10am New Yotk time
Price: 50 GBP
Advanced MySQL Features for Developers
[paid webinar]
8th September – 3pm London time
Schedule
- JSON type and functions
- Simplifying database structure with JSON arrays
- Generated columns and indexes
- Default values
- Integrity checks
- All ways to insert rows
- Triggers for data validation and keeping history
- Special functions
- Debugging and analysing queries in your development machine
Duration: 2 hours, including a 5 minutes pause
When: 8th September
- 3pm London time
- 4pm CEST
- 10am New Yotk time
Price: 50 GBP
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Past webinars
Webinars are usually recorded and uploaded to YouTube.
- Database Design: most common pitfalls – 22nd June 2020
- MySQL Backups – 27th May 2020
- Webinar: JSON in MySQL and MariaDB databases – 6th April 2020
Old webinars
These recordings are quite old, and not interesting for those who use modern versons of MySQL or MariaDB.
In English
This webinar was organised by Percona when I was working for them.
- 2016 Virtual Columns in MySQL and MariaDB, organised by Percona
In Italian
These are even older, and hardly useful today, but they can still be interesting for historical reasons. Opinions I expressed at the time may have changed, or may be relative to objective facts that changed over time.
The titles were not chosen by me and don’t completely match the topics. The organiser was Ibuildings Italia.