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by cryptonector
569 days ago
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Idk why you got downvoted. It's an excellent question. For those who don't know, with PostgREST you write all your application logic in SQL, and you export schemas (which are a subset of your actual schemas) with a RESTful API automatically generated by PostgREST. Meanwhile PostgREST is built on top of PostgreSQL, which is statically typed, and is written in Haskell, which is also statically typed. |
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