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JavaScript Using SQL ORMs with Node.js Performing CRUD Operations Next Steps

Santiago Herrera
Santiago Herrera
9,547 Points
Posted by Santiago Herrera
Santiago Herrera
9,547 Points

This is more like a review. The level of abstraction of this end of the course with sequalize is too much?

Paying 25 bucks a month I would had expected better of this fullstack course. It would be had been better if at the end of the course we could have created a more of a real world app with react and node to be actually competent and have a more realistic scenario of what a full stack javascript developer really is. Binging from SQL to sequalize is just from going crawling to flying. I didn´t get much out of this part of the course, and its level of abstraction is too high.

1 Answer

Guil Hernandez
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Guil Hernandez
Treehouse Teacher
Guil Hernandez
Guil Hernandez
Treehouse Teacher

Hi Santiago Herrera,

My next video-based workshop will do just that, teach you how to use Sequelize in an Express app. :)

Santiago Herrera
Santiago Herrera
9,547 Points
Santiago Herrera
Santiago Herrera
9,547 Points

Hi Guil, Thanks for your efforts. You are a good teacher! I put a pause on sequelize actually and made a full-stack project with react, express and Node Postgres and Postgresql. It was easier to understand for me and maybe I will hop on sequelize once I get more grasp of sql overall. Here is the project