Hey!
If you are a PostgreSQL user, you are missing out on Big Thing!!! You could spin up a Backend Server, with PostgreSQL as Database in just 2 minutes! How? That is using Supabase. Supabase has raised 30 million as an Open Source Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) startup. Mind blown!!!! 🤯
Built on Top, problem?
Supabase is indeed build on top of Postgres, and thus enabled developers to utilize all the awesome and stable extension/scripts that has been around the industry for years! You agree with me... right? 😂
Because of the continuous updates by Postgres (and I heard v14 is drawing near!), many of the scripts on Stackoverflow has outdated, and causes Supabase users, including myself (which switch from Firebase - NoSQL) to encounter some problem when running SQL query. Thus, we need Postgres expert like you to give Supabase a try, and join the Supabase community, Discord and most importantly make Open Source better!
Solution - Cheatsheets
Due to the reason mentioned previously, I've curated some of the SQL scripts, to aid Supabase users, or Postgres users in finding the relevant, up-to-date, and tested SQL scripts.
Where's the list, here it is!!!! -> Supabase SQL 🎉🙌
If you - find it useful, please spare a 🌟 at the Github Repo
If you - found any issue/bug, create issues is much appreciated.
If you - wanted to contribute the SQL scripts, PR is even more welcomed!
That's it
That's all the good news I wanna share with you today. If you are a Supabase user, hope you'll like it. If you are a Postgres user, I hope you'll give Supabase a try. If you are none of the above, then you are really missing out on GREAT things!
Until next time, bye! 👋
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#supabase #sql #postgresql #opensource #nuxt07:30 AM - 17 Sep 2021
Top comments (2)
Your Create function that return table snippet doesn't have to use plpgsql, it can be written much simpler with only SQL ,like this:
create or replace function get_tags (tag text)
returns setof products_view
language sql
as
$$
select * from products_view where tag % any(categories);
$$
Yup you are right! Thank you for pointing it out! 🙌