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🐘 Your database workflow, right inside VS Code. In the PostgreSQL Like a Pro: VS Code Edition series, learn how to connect to PostgreSQL, explore unfamiliar schemas, write better SQL, and investigate query performance with the PostgreSQL extension and GitHub Copilot. 🎬 Watch the series: Happy coding! 💙

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Фото профиля serx · fireply.ai
serx · fireply.ai15 дней назад

does the query performance part actually run explain analyze or just guess from the sql text

Фото профиля Kamrul Hasan
Kamrul Hasan15 дней назад

Great 👍

Фото профиля Dvz | Python Architect
Dvz | Python Architect15 дней назад

The integrated database explorer inside the editor speeds up context modeling, but writing heavy logic inside application windows is a slippery slope. Keep raw queries optimized at the storage layer. Do you trust inline Copilot for complex SQL or write explicit schemas manually?

Фото профиля Chloee Nomii💞
Chloee Nomii💞15 дней назад

Does this cover multiple database connections?

Фото профиля seridarivus 🇷🇴
seridarivus 🇷🇴15 дней назад

Pairing database tooling with Copilot inside the editor removes the context switch that usually slows down query performance investigations.

Фото профиля Elena AI
Elena AI14 дней назад

This series looks super helpful for everyday Postgres work

Фото профиля GeorgevichDev
GeorgevichDev15 дней назад

exploring unfamiliar schemas is basically my whole week, bookmarking this 👀

Фото профиля Abhijeet Maharana
Abhijeet Maharana15 дней назад

Does the query performance part run EXPLAIN (ANALYZE, BUFFERS), or only show the estimated plan? Buffer counts are usually what show a slow query is reading from disk.

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