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by krueger71 7y ago
Same in Swedish. Also the Swedish word for computer is dator. Don't know if this in any way shifts the mental perspective though.
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by krueger71 7y ago
Yes definitely. I was involved in a project where we used Postgrest on top of a layered database. Postgrest served an api-schema consisting only of views where some had instead-of triggers needed for updates and inserts of data. Some functi
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by krueger71 7y ago
I've also used PostgREST successfully. It was first meant as a tool for rapid prototyping, but it worked so well that we kept it. We ended up separating the database into a schema called api, consisting only of views of the core domain
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by krueger71 7y ago
Unfortunately this wasn't the last time a high-ranking Swedish politician was murdered either. https://www.thelocal.se/20110828/35814
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by krueger71 8y ago
Found it easier to get the correct effect if I removed my computer glasses
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by krueger71 8y ago
Great book! When I borrowed it the librarian said she envied me the experience of reading it for the first time
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by krueger71 8y ago
Positive, I would say. Postgres in combination with PostgREST, using database views as resources with a sprinkle of PL/pgSQL in instead-of triggers can build you a performant REST-API real quickly (and still keep your relational data m
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by krueger71 8y ago
Yep, this one is a great read!
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by krueger71 8y ago
Good tool that is often enough. Text-based means version control. I'm using it via a plugin in Visual Studio Code. Very lightweight solution.
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by krueger71 8y ago
The Three Pillars of Zen by Roshi Philip Kapleau