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Yesterday we announced Python, Node.js and FFmpeg running on your iPhone. Today: a real PostgreSQL 18.4 server. On iOS. And in your browser. 🐘 No backend. No cloud. Just WebAssembly. Try it right now 👇

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Saulo1 month ago

Wasmer is really a thing, but postgres in wasm was already solved by pglite a few years back

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Wasmer1 month ago

Yeah, although this is the first time a Postgres server is run on the iPhone!

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Nairb1 month ago

Can't wait to integrate Wasmer into my TUI project

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Sujal1 month ago

postgres forks a backend per connection, what replaces that here

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Eduardo Ferreyra1 month ago

Guys… why should I choose wasmer over wasi/m?? I’m struggling with understanding the difference between you and them.

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Wasmer1 month ago

Wasmer not only provides the runtime, but the registry and a hosting to scale your apps serverlessly. WASIX supports way more than WASI, feel free to check out the details here!

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cache crab29 days ago

but does it use JIT

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Robert1 month ago

Hmm?

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Nitiksh · NTXM1 month ago

Real Postgres 18.4 in the browser and on iOS with no backend is a big deal for demos, offline apps, and agent sandboxes that need SQL without shipping a cloud DB. The hard parts after the wow: persistence across refreshes, extension support, and whether query tooling feels like real Postgres or a toy subset. WASM Postgres only wins if the developer loop stays familiar. I have been building SQL Studio around that local-feeling Postgres/SQL workflow. Soft demo if useful:

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Sebastian Hindhede1 month ago

What the fuck guys? Fix this shit please

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