Postgres & Sequelize - Loading Data
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- čas přidán 16. 03. 2021
- This is the very last video, and we will be talking about loading data among some other things.
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@WebDevJourney Love you man, your videos on the sequalize are very clean and catchy. If you can put a one more video on migrations and adding column on existing table and modifying columns and so on, it would be great!
Sorry if I sound sluggish, don't know why but had a hard time thinking. Not surprising, I know!
ur videos are very helpful for me
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Thank you very much, It's very helpful.
Thanks for your video which helps alot
Thank you!
Thank you sir. What about "seeders"? When I do "sequelize init", it automatically generates that folder.
Seeders do automatically generate entries in our tables right? But is that really necessary to learn? Thank you...