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Hey! Apologies for the late reply! PostgREST is great but very basic when it comes to deep joins, "exists" clauses and complex where conditions! In fact, we made querydeck because of the limitations of postgrest! I will soon be publishing a blog post on the key differences!
Thank you for the encouraging words!
Posted by
greens231 on Monday October 13, 2025 @12:26PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://github.com/QueryDeck/querydeck
I am building QueryDeck.io, a no-code way to turn your Postgres into production-ready REST APIs in minutes — and it now also auto-generates LLM tool definitions and MCP servers from your SQL. You can deploy to our cloud or export a Node.js app to run on your own infra.Would love some feedback from the community!
Posted by
greens231 on Thursday September 25, 2025 @09:44AM
from the show-hn dept.
https://github.com/QueryDeck/querydeck
Hi HN,We are building a GUI-based API generator for PostgreSQL that turns your database into a production-ready REST API in minutes.Why we built it:Every project starts with Postgres, but getting an API layer in front of it means writing boilerplate or learning GraphQL.Hasura, Supabase, PostgREST are great — but many devs (including us) just want simple, reliable REST APIs which work with...
Posted by
greens231 on Wednesday December 04, 2024 @12:51PM
from the github.com dept.
Hey everyone! We have been working on Querydeck for the past one year as a side project and are now hoping to get some feedback from the community. Please let me know if there are any questions or suggestions!
Posted by
greens231 on Tuesday November 26, 2024 @09:48AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Hi HN,We’re a two-person team working on a side project(devtool). We’ve been considering open-sourcing it, but we have a couple of paying customers, and most of our time is spent handling their requests and improving the product.We’re wondering how feasible it is to manage an open-source project alongside paying customers as such a small team. Specifically, we’d love to hear from other small...
Posted by
greens231 on Tuesday September 03, 2024 @01:45PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://querydeck.io/
Hi guys! I have had a love-hate relationship with GraphQL for a while and decided to build my own tool as a side project! It's a REST-based API generator that you can use to build and deploy on top of PostgreSQL. I am currently working on a GitHub integration so you can push your API directly to GitHub and deploy on your own infrastructure. The plan is to stabilize the features by December and...
shameless plug: i have been working on
https://querydeck.io/ as a side project to bring the ease of use of graphql to REST apis. the plan is to open source it later in the year once its out of beta
Originally joined gitlab for their free private repos but with the recent downtime/sluggishness, i have jumped over to github (now that they offer free private repos too)
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just got to this point. it almost feels wrong how i can get done with "work" in 30 min on a good day and a couple of hours on a bad day, and then have all this time to myself while everyone i know is working in an office till evening. this has also given me the luxury of being up till morning and then waking up by lunch time
does this also include chinatown??
my fav: GET /web?q=Tom+Hanks+Thinks+His+Butt+Was+A+Beautiful+Thing+To+B
the centre(federal gov) has a lot more power over the states in india than say a country like america. india is very diverse and would have probably broken off into separate little countries by now if that wasn't the case
deleted my profile 10 years back. everytime someone takes a picture of me, i explicitly tell them not to post it on facebook.
YC should have branches for europe and asia.
wow. reposting my comment from another article here:
till last year i was thinking of getting a visa and trying my luck in the valley. now it seems (having learned more about america) that a significant part of the population thinks science is a liberal hoax, thinks the government and media is constantly lying, carries assault rifles and believes shit like pizzagate is not only plausible but true.
till last year i was thinking of getting a visa and trying my luck in the valley. now it seems (having learned more about america) that a significant part of the population thinks science is a liberal hoax, thinks the government and media is constantly lying, carries assault rifles and believes shit like pizzagate is not only plausible but true.
i dont know about america but he certainly made the news great again
Posted by
greens231 on Wednesday October 05, 2016 @07:40AM
from the arstechnica.co.uk dept.
I trained as a navigator in the merchant navy for two years and i find it hard to believe that such a light ship (displacement ~4500 only) could be lost due to a broken tow line (considering it had a full fledged crew onboard who could have easily made fast another one). what a sad loss. would have loved to have that moored on my marina
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