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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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Saulo 的头像
Saulo1 个月前

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

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Wasmer1 个月前

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

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Nairb29 天前

Can't wait to integrate Wasmer into my TUI project

Sujal 的头像
Sujal1 个月前

postgres forks a backend per connection, what replaces that here

Eduardo Ferreyra 的头像
Eduardo Ferreyra1 个月前

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 个月前

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!

cache crab 的头像
cache crab29 天前

but does it use JIT

Robert 的头像
Robert1 个月前

Hmm?

Nitiksh · NTXM 的头像
Nitiksh · NTXM1 个月前

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:

Sebastian Hindhede 的头像
Sebastian Hindhede1 个月前

What the fuck guys? Fix this shit please

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