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In this video, youll learn about designing your database to handle custom fields A common requirement for applications is to be able to allow custom fields, or user defined fields, to be captured by the application. The database the application uses would need to handle this. One common example of this type of application is a CRM or anything that stores contacts. Youve got some core fields about a person, such as first name and last name. But some contacts have a work address, others have a mobile number, some have a company. Some applications also allow you to add your own custom fields as well For example, a new address type, or phone number type, or a particular type of date that applies to that record only This seems handy to have in the application But how do we design our database to handle this? This is a common problem as its not an easy one to solve. Youll find many posts on Stack Overflow and Reddit about this. In this video, Ill explain eight different solutions that c
