Infinite scroll with Next.js, Framer Motion, and Supabase
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SupaClub
The Worlds First Software Engineering Nightclub.
March 31, 2023
Announcing the PlanetScale GitHub Actions
Easily integrate common PlanetScale operations directly into your GitHub Actions Workflows.
March 30, 2023
Building SaaS applications with PlanetScale + Netlify
PlanetScale and Netlify join forces to cover how to integrate PlanetScale into Netlify Functions for common SaaS application use cases.
Developer Q&A: Monitoring global API latency with chronark
We sit down with chronark, creator of Planetfall.io, to talk about global API latency monitoring, time series analytics, usage-based billing, and why being an "SQL noob" can't stop you from making something amazing with Tinybird.
March 29, 2023
How to read MySQL EXPLAINs
Learn how to read the output in MySQL EXPLAIN plans so you can utilize them to improve query performance.
March 28, 2023
Announcing Blip: A New MySQL Monitor
Blip is a new MySQL monitor that collects and reports server metrics. But wasn’t this problem solved long ago? Not really…
March 27, 2023
Connection pooling in Vitess
Connection pooling reduces the overhead of establishing new database connections. Learn how connection pooling works and how it is handled in Vitess.
Connection pooling in Vitess
Note: The content was originally published at PlanetScale
Connection pooling is a commonly used technique in modern applications to manage database connections efficiently. It involves creating a cache of database connections that the application can use as needed. Instead of creating a new connection for each request to the database, the application retrieves a connection from the pool. After the application finishes using the connection, it is returned to the pool to be reused later, rather than being closed outright.