Building an Uber Clone with Flutter and Supabase
Learn how to handle real-time geospatial data using Supabase Realtime and Flutter.
September 05, 2024
September 04, 2024
Instant deploy requests
PlanetScale now supports instant DDL. Where eligible, you can run deploy requests that complete near-instantly.
September 03, 2024
Tinybird is now HIPAA compliant
Tinybird has achieved compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Learn more about our commitment to data privacy and security.
September 01, 2024
SIGMOD Programming Contest Archive: Entity Resolution (2021)
August 29, 2024
In-Browser Semantic AI Search with PGlite and Transformers.js
Use pgvector in PGlite and combine it with Huggingface Transformers.js for a fully local, in-browser semantic search functionality!
Anatomy of a Throttler, part 1
Learn about some design considerations for implementing a database throttler.
August 28, 2024
Supabase + Vercel Partnership
Vercel just added official First-Party Integrations. We're one of them.
August 27, 2024
Reclaiming SQL’s Declarative Power
Reclaiming SQL’s Declarative Power
You may have heard that SQL is a “declarative” programming language. In imperative languages such as Python, C++, and Rust, you, the programmer, tell the computer what to do and in what order: The program essentially runs from top to bottom, executing one statement at a time. In a declarative language like SQL, on the other hand, you only specify what the result of the query should look like, not how the database system should execute it.
SIGMOD Programming Contest Archive: Entity Resolution (2020)
Vitess User Survey
We recently conducted a survey of how Vitess is being used by the community. This blog post summarizes what we learned.
"Vitess solves an existential threat for services which outgrow a single MySQL database."
"Horizontal sharding helps us scale quickly, and the new generation execution plan, Gen4, enables us to support more SQL queries."
"Vitess has allowed us to scale and step away from our dev-ops role, allowing us to focus on higher level and higher impact tooling and automation.
Reclaiming SQL’s Declarative Power
Reclaiming SQL’s Declarative Power
You may have heard that SQL is a “declarative” programming language. In imperative languages such as Python, C++, and Rust, you, the programmer, tell the computer what to do and in what order: The program essentially runs from top to bottom, executing one statement at a time. In a declarative language like SQL, on the other hand, you only specify what the result of the query should look like, not how the database system should execute it.