I will teach you relational database design with sqlalchemy

Most developers who know Python hit a wall when it comes to databases. Not because databases are hard, but because nobody taught them how to actually think about data structure. This session fixes that.

We'll work together live, one on one, to build a real project from scratch while learning how to design database tables and relationships the right way. You'll understand how to model your data before writing a single line of code, which is what separates developers who struggle with databases from those who don't.

Here's what we'll cover:

• How to identify entities and map out relationships
• One-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relationships in practice
• How to translate your design into clean SQLAlchemy models
• Normalization basics so your tables make sense long term
• Running real migrations with Alembic

By the end of the session you'll have a working project and, more importantly, a way of thinking about database design that you can apply to anything you build going forward.

This is for you if you know Python and want to stop guessing when it comes to structuring your data.