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Learn how to make sure that your users' passwords are safe and secure in your PostgreSQL database.
Executes a server-side Lua script.
Rebased Team writing about tech we use. Languages, frameworks, libraries, tools. Certified for 0% fluff. PostGIS is a fantastic, battle-tested suite of GIS extensions for Postgres. It handles most aspects of it, and is widely used, for example in OpenStreetMap’s Mapnik. But for your project, it’s most likely overkill. In a Q and A fashion, let’s discuss reasons for (not) using it.
A series covering everything needed to install and start using PostgreSQL with Go's standard libraries, followed by a tour of some popular Golang ORMs.
MinIO's High Performance Object Storage is Open Source, Amazon S3 compatible, Kubernetes Native and is designed for cloud native workloads like AI.
UUID also known as GUID is an alternative primary key type for SQL databases. It offers some non-obvious advantages compared to standard integer-based keys. Rails 6 release fresh out of beta introduces a new feature in ActiveRecord that makes working with UUID primary keys more straightforward. In this tutorial, we will dive deep into UUIDs with all their cons and pros.
Get to know and learn how to use some less-known features of Version 12 of PostgreSQL. You'll surely discover something new for yourself.
A complete guide explaining every InfluxDB concepts in-depth and providing real-world applications of this new technology.
pg_search builds ActiveRecord named scopes that take advantage of PostgreSQL’s full text search
SQL Server Window Functions are incredibly powerful and allow us to access a total from another row and bucket data to show top performers.
SQL window functions allow us to see the rows in a table with a new column showing a running total, rank or moving average.
Over 60 HD videos and 150 exercises to learn modern SQL with this hands-on practical course built for the busy learner
How to check if two datetime ranges overlap in PostgreSQL.
Columns represent our data, and their order of definition directly impacts storage. What if there were a way to optimize this for real, tangible benefit?