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Location: Los Angeles, CA or Orange County, CA

Remote: Yes and preferred

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Backend Engineer with experience in Golang, Java, and PHP.

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alejandrolanderos/

   I have experience working at a startup and a large company (Amazon).

Email: [email protected]

Backend dev here. How can one learn these types of skills? Recommendations?

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Depends

You could have

    property_id, user_id, value(string)
    1 (assume age), 1213,    60
    2 (gender),     1213,    female

or

    property_id, user_id, value_str, value_int
    1 (assume age), 1213,    null, 60
    2 (gender),     1213,    female, null

or have a mapping in the application to get the type of the property. Plenty of ways to handle it.

You would need to have a new join for each new property

    SELECT DISTINCT loyaltyMemberID
    from members as m
    INNER JOIN properties as p1 on m.id = p1.user_id
    INNER JOIN properties as p2 on m.id = p2.user_id
    INNER JOIN properties as p3 on m.id = p3.user_id
    AND (p1.prop = 'gender' AND p1.value = x)
    AND ((p2.prop = 'age' AND p2.value = y) OR (p3.prop = 'censor' AND p3.value = z))

The user data is most likely in rows instead of columns. Instead of having

    id, name, age, gender
    1213, fake, 60, female

they would have

    property_id, user_id, value
    1 (assume age), 1213,    60
    2 (gender),     1213,    female

This gives them the freedom to add more properties to the user without always having to add a column to the users table. When querying the database you'll have to do unions or joins.

That did it! Thank you very much. What do you recommend for the number of shapes when creating a gif?

Very cool. How did you create the gif? I tried -o filename.gif but i got nothing.