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4 repositories tagged with Backend

Topic: Backend
Awesome Flask: A Curated List of Flask Resources and Plugins

Awesome Flask: A Curated List of Flask Resources and Plugins

Awesome Flask is a comprehensive, curated list of exceptional Flask resources and plugins, designed to help developers build robust web applications. It categorizes a wide array of tools, from frameworks and authentication to database integrations and development utilities, making it an invaluable guide for anyone working with the Flask ecosystem.

Analyzed Jul 23, 2026
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pgrust: Postgres Rewritten in Rust, Passing All Regression Tests

pgrust: Postgres Rewritten in Rust, Passing All Regression Tests

pgrust is an ambitious project rewriting Postgres in Rust, now successfully passing 100% of Postgres regression tests. It aims for compatibility with Postgres 18.3 and offers significant performance improvements, especially for transaction and analytical workloads. This project focuses on making internal changes easier while maintaining Postgres behavior and disk compatibility.

Analyzed Jul 11, 2026
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oRPC: Typesafe APIs Made Simple with RPC and OpenAPI

oRPC: Typesafe APIs Made Simple with RPC and OpenAPI

oRPC combines RPC and OpenAPI to simplify building end-to-end type-safe APIs. It offers robust features like first-class OpenAPI support, contract-first development, and seamless integration with popular frameworks. This powerful tool ensures type safety from client to server while adhering to industry standards.

Analyzed Feb 19, 2026
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Readyset: A Transparent Caching Layer for MySQL and Postgres

Readyset: A Transparent Caching Layer for MySQL and Postgres

Readyset is a MySQL and Postgres wire-compatible caching layer designed to accelerate queries and scale read throughput horizontally. It intelligently caches select statement results and incrementally updates them as underlying data changes, eliminating manual cache invalidation. This powerful tool provides the performance of an in-memory key-value store without requiring application rewrites.

Analyzed Dec 6, 2025
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