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🌅 Tinybird Forward is here » Forward is a major evolution of Tinybird, designed to make shipping software with big data requirements faster and more intuitive. No complex infra project. No context switching. No esoteric architectures. Just code. Here's what's new: » Local-first developer experience » Instant feedback loops...

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Tinybird1 年前

Just 5 commands to ship your first API 👇 Read the quickstart:

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Tinybird1 年前

Why Tinybird Forward comes at the perfect time

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Tinybird1 年前

This is just the beginning. Follow our launch over the next 10 days.

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MailerSend1 年前

Send important transactional emails with confidence knowing you'll reach customers' inboxes. Easy for devs to integrate with intuitive features that enable the rest of the team to collaborate. Try it out—no CC needed!

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bete1 年前

MAYOR RELEASE ALL CAPS

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Gonzalo1 年前

And can’t be easier to integrate with @v0💥 ⏩

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flo merian1 年前

lfg! looking "forward" to next week

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Luis Eduardo1 年前

Schema migrations is huge if true

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