Hey, welcome.
I'd like to show a couple of things.
Here's a nice trick Blue can do.
Look at that.
She's like a like a T-Rex or something.
Great job.
That's the first thing.
But the second important news that I have here is that this section is the one where we finally do our
Instagram data.
We're finally cloning Instagram.
And that's actually an exaggeration.
We're only cloning the database.
And even then we're only doing like seven or eight tables, not 20 or 50 Instagram tables.
But still we're doing the basics, the important stuff, photos and comments and users and likes and
follow follower, following relationships, hashtags, all that fun stuff, all the relationships between
them and then all those joints.
There's a lot of opportunities there.
So this is sort of acting as a bit of a nightcap on this course.
It's not the end, but this is the last kind of data set that we're working with.
And then I'm going to show you after this how to build a web app with my SQL.
So that's also coming up, which hopefully is exciting.
But this section, like I said, is all about Instagram data, really exciting stuff, going to basically
build the schema and then the next section is going to be a bunch of challenges and problems with it.
Okay, let's get started.