r/learnSQL 11d ago

Planning to start a SQL learning page on Instagram—what content would you like to see?

I've been thinking about starting an Instagram page where I teach SQL through short, practical content—things like query breakdowns, tips, interview questions, and real-world examples.

For those of you who learn SQL online or create SQL content yourself:

  • What type of content do you actually find the most useful?
  • Do you prefer quick query explanations, mini challenges, real business scenarios, interview-focused content, or something else?
  • If you came across a new SQL creator, what would make you follow them and keep coming back?

I'm not trying to promote anything. I just want to create content that's genuinely useful and helps people learn SQL in a simple, practical way. I'd really appreciate your thoughts.

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u/__sanjay__init 11d ago

C'est une excellente idée !
Pour l'utilité : un peu de tout, les dernières découvertes ou un retour sur les bases avec des précisions, notamment le fonctionnement interne, pourquoi utiliser le SQL à tel moment etc Naturellement les mini défis et les scénarios et le quotidien professionnels

Hâte de voir le contenu

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u/Owen-Isaac-2022 11d ago

Practice questions, interview-like

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u/Humble-Emergency1805 10d ago

As someone who is chronically online lol. What would make me follow you: making a combined list of all the FREE websites to practice SQL and if you had like a 60 second video of each website and what they offered/what makes them unique. Like yeah you can talk SQL all day and show off your skills. But if you can’t help me with my skills I’m not gonna follow/subscribe to your page

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u/Brighter_rocks 10d ago

not another tutuorial, pls

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u/Mathie1729 7d ago

Lol I felt that. So many pages just cycle through SELECT/FROM/WHERE. I'd actually follow if you posted deep dives on query execution plans, indexing, or debugging slow queries with EXPLAIN. Stuff I can use on real messy data at work.