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It just depends on the type of problem you'd like to solve. I've got a whole bunch of ETL helper functions and patterns i've written for my business that could
by Tostino 6y ago
It just depends on the type of problem you'd like to solve.
I've got a whole bunch of ETL helper functions and patterns i've written for my business that could be packaged up as an extension if I were so inclined for example. Those are all SQL or PL/PGSQL functions, so no need for native code there though...
For PostGIS, a whole lot of that code is just SQL or PL/PGSQL functions...but there are quite a few C functions as well, to take care of the heavy lifting which is less efficient to implement in SQL or PL/PGSQL.