PostgreSQL calling Svelte in real-time via Rust + websockets
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- čas přidán 26. 03. 2022
- This video is about getting updates in real time from the database, all the way into the clients browser. I will present (and we look at the code of) a solution where we are listening for changes in PostgreSQL in Rust. These changes are then propagated to svelte based frontend clients via web sockets.
I thought this was a fun experiment to conduct. If you have any questions about this, feel free to use the comments. I watch the comments like a hawk 🐦. All of the tech used in this video is awesome, much love for PostgreSQL💖, Rust💖 and Svelte💖.
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#websockets #real-time #postgresql #rust #svelte
Great! Make more Svelte + Rust content :)
Glad you liked it 🙂 I don't know when, but I will 🤞
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So cool!! I'm absolutely in love with svelte and sveltekit so I'm glad you covered this
I haven't looked much into sveltkit since I feel these complete frameworks has ended up being more of blockers than accelerators over the lifetime of projects. But maybe sveltkit is different. Will give it a chance, thanks 🙂👍
@@lindblomdev I wouldn't be surprised if that applied to sveltekit too. I imagine integrating various tools into frameworks ends up being an exercise in patience more than anything else. But it might still be worth poking around! I'm having a lot of fun with it
Thanks for making this video
Nice, I have to learn Rust now.
you could increase font size of the vscode when doing that kinda of thing lol; btw very unique implementation
New to rust, keep up posting more Rust content if your able to as your got a subscriber :)
Awesome, great choice of programming language 😊👍 thanks for subscribing, it's appreciated 🙏 rust is definitely on the future menu of the channel. 👌
Yes, big thing are the resources and how many clients will be, with just 1k clients doing counts on dB could be some tricky and if the dB has millions record we need to look on replicas an all this stuff
do you have a githhub repo for this demo? I am learning svelte w/ Postgres, but I was blown away with websockets and Rust. Thanks@
No, it was just some throw away code I experimented with and recorded a video about. Do you have any questions about it?
@@lindblomdev I think learning how to use websockets is my next step
What handler means ?
Thanks 👍
I know the context, assuming you are talking about a message handler. It's a function that executes when a message is received.
This video is useless to newbies that are trying to learn if you don't provide a github repository with sample code...
Bury server rust code in client side wasm rust assembly binary like this : czcams.com/video/vjGOpDb44UM/video.html IFF SUPREME ELEGANT WILLS
I dont know what you want to do, but talking directly to the postgres from the client isnt something i stand by. I like to have a server inbetween there for different reasons. Some database providers want to make their database more of an application platform, im not on that train :)
Server costs eliminates that way and hence wasm is compiled binary it most probably safe and also it eliminates load balancer etc… & I am in no relation with any database providers. Because I serve “ONLY” to SACRED SUPREME KING ELEGANT!
Security through obscurity is not safe, when you have sent the bits to the client they are compromised. Either way, thanks for the video recommendation 🙏 I see two interesting areas for wasm, as an alternative for javascript in the browser and as a plugin system for saas products, where customers can upload their own wasm modules and have them run on their data (probably using metered billing, and time limited).
Maybe there could be cryptographyic extension in order to remove that obscurity… hence wasm client side server is faster than waiting responses from server in network
Any github code ?
No, sorry. It was just throw away code. Was there something particular that you were interested in?