I was really tired of spinning up docker containers to try out stuff in postgres. Couple that in with launching a database ide and managing the connection URL, makes the whole process tedious and slow.
PgPlayground is meant to be the default place for you to brainstorm, tinker and (eventually) debug in the world of postgres.
Since this is all built on top of PGLite you are restricted to wasm compilable extensions but the current catalogue covers a lot of different use cases.
I was really tired of spinning up docker containers to try out stuff in postgres. Couple that in with launching a database ide and managing the connection URL, makes the whole process tedious and slow.
PgPlayground is meant to be the default place for you to brainstorm, tinker and (eventually) debug in the world of postgres.
Since this is all built on top of PGLite you are restricted to wasm compilable extensions but the current catalogue covers a lot of different use cases.
Looking forward to some feedback!