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This is pretty cool! It creates a RESTful API around the new SQLite storage inside Durable Objects and gives you a fully working SQLite database that you can interact with over HTTP. They also cooked with their landing page https://t.co/PAHXSMg4WF... See more

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🛏️ Introducing Durable ORM (DORM); Unlimited SQLite DBs Directly In Your Worker - 🔥 Abstracts away from the DO so you can just perform SQL queries to state from unlimited SQLite DBs, directly from your workers. - 🔥 The query promises json directly from the worker. This makes working with it a lot simple... See more

Jan Wilmake

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Open source Airtable alternative https://t.co/mOvABlTVIG

Tom Dörr

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Introducing Bases, a new core plugin that lets you turn any set of notes into a powerful database. Now available to everyone with Obsidian 1.9! https://t.co/PXbwzAeO8T

Obsidian

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UNDB is a no-code platform and Backend as a Service (BaaS) based on SQLite, supporting Docker deployment, OpenAPI RESTful API, and a UI for table management https://t.co/6CDAUpBba1

Tom Dörr

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Overview

Dropbase is a developer-first platform to build internal web apps with just Python. It lets you easily import your existing Python libraries and scripts so you don’t have to rewrite them to fit our framework.

Build apps by selecting UI components from a list and binding them to data fetcher functions or Python scripts. Use State & Conte... See more

DropbaseHQ • GitHub - DropbaseHQ/dropbase: Dropbase helps you build internal web apps with Python. The Dropbase self-hosted Worker securely interacts with your data within your own infra.

Our Supabase backend handles 2.5M+ requests everyday and we pay $30/month. Why would you ever want to self host? https://t.co/7E7tETJdfx

Denny

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back to doing work on https://t.co/RYxGQkBiAn, starting with reviving a databases post from ~2.5 years back: https://t.co/6y4NYWk8FE

nanda x.com

migrating our backend from sqlite to postgres tomorrow over 800k users, wish us luck (hoping i dont end up like @theo )

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