How to store the user data and use display user data
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Long-legged ant posted this in #help-forum
Long-legged antOP
Hello everyone
I want resources to learn how users data store in dbms like increasing rank scores, scoreboard, login, signup and forgot password
I want resources to learn how users data store in dbms like increasing rank scores, scoreboard, login, signup and forgot password
Answered by B33fb0n3
Start by making it. That's the best. Some milestones that you want to reach are:
1. Your first database (I like postgres) -> take a look at docker, setting up a compose to create your db -> [see here](https://community.netcup.com/en/tutorials/how-to-install-postgres-and-pgadmin-with-docker-and-connect-pgadmin-with-postgres)
2. Your first ORM (I like drizzle) -> read thought the docs and apply -> [see here](https://orm.drizzle.team/docs/overview)
3. Your first data application (choose: Todo App, Weather app (external api), CMS) -> build everything together: your new knowledge + your old knowledge -> see example from #nextjs-showcase
You now know backend with DB pretty well. The rest is just integration of stuff in the docs
1. Your first database (I like postgres) -> take a look at docker, setting up a compose to create your db -> [see here](https://community.netcup.com/en/tutorials/how-to-install-postgres-and-pgadmin-with-docker-and-connect-pgadmin-with-postgres)
2. Your first ORM (I like drizzle) -> read thought the docs and apply -> [see here](https://orm.drizzle.team/docs/overview)
3. Your first data application (choose: Todo App, Weather app (external api), CMS) -> build everything together: your new knowledge + your old knowledge -> see example from #nextjs-showcase
You now know backend with DB pretty well. The rest is just integration of stuff in the docs
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@Long-legged ant Hello everyone
I want resources to learn how users data store in dbms like increasing rank scores, scoreboard, login, signup and forgot password
the best thing that you can learn it is by doing it. So start slow: Create a database with a users table. Then add data to it. Then play with that data. Then build relations to a second table. For example "roles". And go on and on and on. Expand your schema and build more and more. Then take a look at database normalization. And after you done all these steps, you will know the next steps as well
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Long-legged antOP
thank you for asking but it is not solved do you have resources to learn
@Long-legged ant thank you for asking but it is not solved do you have resources to learn
Start by making it. That's the best. Some milestones that you want to reach are:
1. Your first database (I like postgres) -> take a look at docker, setting up a compose to create your db -> [see here](https://community.netcup.com/en/tutorials/how-to-install-postgres-and-pgadmin-with-docker-and-connect-pgadmin-with-postgres)
2. Your first ORM (I like drizzle) -> read thought the docs and apply -> [see here](https://orm.drizzle.team/docs/overview)
3. Your first data application (choose: Todo App, Weather app (external api), CMS) -> build everything together: your new knowledge + your old knowledge -> see example from #nextjs-showcase
You now know backend with DB pretty well. The rest is just integration of stuff in the docs
1. Your first database (I like postgres) -> take a look at docker, setting up a compose to create your db -> [see here](https://community.netcup.com/en/tutorials/how-to-install-postgres-and-pgadmin-with-docker-and-connect-pgadmin-with-postgres)
2. Your first ORM (I like drizzle) -> read thought the docs and apply -> [see here](https://orm.drizzle.team/docs/overview)
3. Your first data application (choose: Todo App, Weather app (external api), CMS) -> build everything together: your new knowledge + your old knowledge -> see example from #nextjs-showcase
You now know backend with DB pretty well. The rest is just integration of stuff in the docs
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