Postgres for Everything

ParadeDB — Search without a second system

One Postgres for your application data, full-text search, vector retrieval, and aggregations. Home of the pg_search extension.

PostgreSQL 14 Internals

Postgres Professional is a PostgreSQL company delivering Postgres Pro DBMS and all kinds of PostgreSQL professional services worldwide

PostgreSQL Extensions or Protocols: Architecture Roulette

Should new infrastructure use PostgreSQL as a query engine, or aim for protocol compatibility instead?

Pricing — Prisma Postgres Plans & Features

Get started for free with Prisma Postgres. Choose the right plan for your workspace based on your project requirements.

Guides

Task-oriented walkthroughs of common use cases

Mercado Pago Developers

Implement the ideal solution for any type of business

Mastering PostGIS

PostGIS is open source extension onf PostgreSQL object-relational database system that allows GIS objects to be stored and allows querying for information and location services. The aim of this book is to help you master the functionalities offered by PostGIS- from data creation, analysis and output, to ETL and live edits. The book begins with an overview of the key concepts related to spatial database systems and how it applies to Spatial RMDS. You will learn to load different formats into your Postgres instance, investigate the spatial nature of your raster data, and finally export it using built-in functionalities or 3th party tools for backup or representational purposes. Through the course of this book, you will be presented with many examples on how to interact with the database using JavaScript and Node.js. Sample web-based applications interacting with backend PostGIS will also be presented throughout the book, so you can get comfortable with the modern ways of consuming and modifying your spatial data.

Postico 2

The native Mac app for PostgreSQL

Serverless SQL Database

Go full serverless and take the complexity out of PostgreSQL database operations.

IBM Bob

Explore flexible plans designed to meet your unique requirements

PGlite

Lightweight WASM Postgres

psf (@psf@oldbytes.space)

In their article ["Malleable Software"](https://www.inkandswitch.com/essay/malleable-software), Ink & Switch list various ways that modern software applications fail to serve the user: - Software is too rigid: users can’t tailor it to suit their workflow, except by entering the role of programmers. - Software applications are overspecialized "avocado slicers", not general tools like "knives", so their lack of tailorability is keenly felt. - Software doesn’t provide a reasonable learning curve from beginner to expert; in other words, time spent learning an application doesn’t unlock tailorability, instead the end user must learn an unrelated skill like a markup/scripting language or even the tool’s implementation language. - Software applications are increasingly siloed, so sharing data between apps, let alone orchestrating cross-app workflows, is overly difficult. These are real problems. From what I can tell, Ink & Switch are software researchers, and view the problems from a highly technical perspective, focusing on novel infrastructure that enables end-user programmability. They pose questions such as "how do we ease users into programming?" and "instead of shipping a dead, static binary, can we ship a living image containing programming tools allowing it to be modified in arbitrary ways while still running?" These ideas are technologically exquisite, but they fail to provide a gentle learning curve. (cont'd) 🧵

How do we pay for privacy?

If you haven’t read Julia Angwin’s excellent profile of GnuPG’s lead developer Werner Koch, now would be a great time to check it out. Koch, who single-handedly wrote GnuPG in 1…

Geoffrey Litt

Welcome! I work on malleable software: computing environments where anyone can adapt their software to meet their needs with minimal friction. To see what that means to me, read this essay or listen to this interview.