check out my blog, I have a dedicated article about my go to resources for KDB/Q and plenty of posts explaining important KDB/Q concepts
Thanks for sharing.check out my blog, I have a dedicated article about my go to resources for KDB/Q and plenty of posts explaining important KDB/Q concepts
Go-To KDB/Q Learning Resources | DefconQ
In this blog post, I'll be sharing my favourite KDB/Q learning resources. These are the go-to references that most experienced KDB/Q developers will have encountered, offering an excellent starting point for anyone looking to dive into the world of KDB/Q.www.defconq.tech
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It depends what you want to do. I think you can be productive fairly quickly (depending on your background), definitely in 3 months you have a decent level. Then if you want to become a pure KDB/Q developer, it will definitely take some time until you internalise all concepts. I have a study plan with everything you need to know for every role. Have a look here: Choosing the Right KDB/Q Study Plan | DefconQ
This is perfect - thank you!
It's an idea that I'm very open to. I think we addressed critical skillset like programming with C++ and Python courses but we haven't addressed the gritty nitty database skillset part.
I need to run it by Data Intellect as there's basically a conflict of interest :D They do sell training courses alreadyIt's an idea that I'm very open to. I think we addressed critical skillset like programming with C++ and Python courses but we haven't addressed the gritty nitty database skillset part.
@Alexander Unterrainer - DefconQ I'm game if you are
