The removal of pg_listen means we can completely remove an external dependency. It’s the best type of refactoring where we can now remove one whole item from the infrastructure setup.
The most significant is the performance improvements though - 50% more throughput is an incredible update (considering it was already so fast)
In a world where GraphQL has been denominating, it’s great to see PostgREST still kicking. I was recently assessing it again for a project, and seeing another update always brings confidence.
The ability to reload the configuration from the database with the
NOTIFYcommand looks great.(Disclosure: I work at supabase)
The removal of pg_listen means we can completely remove an external dependency. It’s the best type of refactoring where we can now remove one whole item from the infrastructure setup.
The most significant is the performance improvements though - 50% more throughput is an incredible update (considering it was already so fast)
Yes, 50% improvement is super impressive. And PostgREST’s ability to simplifying infrastructure is absolutely the biggest win for me.
In a world where GraphQL has been denominating, it’s great to see PostgREST still kicking. I was recently assessing it again for a project, and seeing another update always brings confidence.