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QueryBrew is a proposed system-agnostic approach for optimizing SQL-to-SQL queries, aiming to improve performance across different database systems.
Supabase grew its annual recurring revenue from $1 million to $170 million in five years, reaching a $10.5 billion valuation through phases as a side project, open-source moat, and AI-era backend infrastructure.
A blog post from PlanetScale discusses the challenges of query planning in massive, sharded databases, aiming to educate readers on database query planners.
Sam Lambert tweets that Unsharded Neki is an extremely powerful tool for running PostgreSQL at any scale and predicts it will become the best method for doing so.
Neki is a sharded Postgres solution by PlanetScale that enables horizontal scaling to hundreds of millions of QPS and petabytes of data with zero-downtime operations.
JSON2 is a new JSON type in GreptimeDB v1.2.0, designed for efficient storage and querying of logs and semi-structured data with columnar optimization. It is currently in beta and supports append-only tables.
Railcode, a secure cloud platform for internal software development, has been launched for free. It offers company authentication, centralized roles and permissions, and governed connectors, positioning itself as an internal Vercel alternative.
GORM is a mature ORM library for Go that simplifies database interactions with features like automatic data relationships, transaction support, and multi-database handling, designed to be developer-friendly.
The author is building Synathic, an open-source verification layer for AI-agent tool calls, and seeks feedback on whether timestamp-based checks suffice for proving causation in database writes, recommending operation IDs for attribution.
Solid Objects is an open-source library that implements a durable objects model for PostgreSQL, SQLite, and MySQL, providing stateful, ordered processing without vendor lock-in or additional infrastructure.
AlphaGenome Atlas is a searchable database mapping molecular effects of DNA changes in the human genome, featuring a web portal and API.
This article provides an interactive guide to new features in PostgreSQL 19 beta, focusing on SQL/PGQ for property graph queries with hands-on examples.
GreptimeDB v1.3.0-alpha.1 introduces PromQL native histograms and vector operators for enhanced observability, with added support for OTLP traces and RISC-V 64 builds.
This paper revisits the Dataflow Model from eleven years ago, grading its aged well and poorly aspects, and discusses insights into streaming analytics and database principles for data processing.
The article explains how to handle race conditions in PostgreSQL when modeling state transitions with an append-only table, suggesting the use of SELECT FOR UPDATE to serialize transactions and avoid inconsistencies.
Zite MCP integrates AI models like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor into a platform for building and publishing applications with features such as databases, team logins, and role-based access, running on existing subscriptions without extra credits.
SteamDB and Nexus Mods announce a partnership or merger, combining resources in the gaming database and modding community.
The author details their agency's 5-tool AI development stack, emphasizing simplicity and scalability with backend frameworks, databases, frontends, and AI APIs to avoid overcomplicating with too many tools.
The article discusses the read-your-own-writes issue in database replicas and highlights PostgreSQL 19's new WAIT FOR LSN command as a solution to improve consistency and reduce lag.
This article introduces Prela, a new query language based on binary relations, and provides a Python tutorial to build a toy version, demonstrating its simplicity compared to SQL.