If you are wondering which language to learn next – stop what you are doing and ask yourself this question: "Can I take data from a field, process it, pit it into a database and retrieve it again?" If you can't do that, then you don't need to learn another language, you need to learn a stack. Most business applications involve taking data, putting it into a database and retrieving it again. Knowing how to say "Hello World" in 4 languages is not as useful as knowing how to perform a business process in one language. PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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MySQL speaks JavaScript? Well, the new MySQL Shell does. The shell has three modes Structured Query Language (SQL) , Python, and JavaScript! So you can use your JS libraries to work directly with MySQL, create scripts in JS, and use the new X DevAPI to provide NoSQL, JSON Document store features. This is a quick introduction to the new MySQL shell's JavaScript mode, how to use the shell for scripting, and using the MySQL Document Store. PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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