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Add JOINs piece to relational databases section #470
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## Introduction | ||
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![JOINs header image](../../dataguide-images/types/relational/what-are-joins/header-image.png) |
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remove the header image from the page. In Data Guide, we only use it as meta image.
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Personally think it'll be a good addition! I noticed these pages have a header image: Database migrations and Expand and Contract.
But if we really want to remove, I totally can 🙂
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great article, Grishma! really nice explanations and visuals of the different JOIN types. I've left a couple of comments/suggestions that I think would make the article even nicer to read and better to understand in some areas. overall fantastic work though 👏
To address this duplication, we can pair `LATERAL JOIN`s with JSON aggregation. JSON aggregation helps avoid duplication by consolidating multiple related records into a single field as a JSON array, while `LATERAL JOIN`s help improve readability and can optimize performance. | ||
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Here is an example of what the result set would look like using `LATERAL JOIN`s with JSON aggregation: | ||
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would be nice to see the query that led to this result set!
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great article, Grishma! really nice explanations and visuals of the different JOIN types. I've left a couple of comments/suggestions that I think would make the article even nicer to read and better to understand in some areas. overall fantastic work though 👏
Co-authored-by: Nikolas <[email protected]>
Hi @nikolasburk, I implemented the changes last Friday EOD - let me know if you think it's ready to merge. Thanks! |
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thanks for the changes, Grishma!! this looks really great now 🎉 (hope you're enjoying your time off 😄 )
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