Postgres on Angular with PGlite
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PGlite and Angular Signals seem an intriguing alternative to state management solutions like NgRx. The combo is particularly appealing if Postgres is already in (backend) stack.
- Unified Queries: Same Postgres syntax frontend & backend
- Fast Reads: Zero network for local queries
- Signal-Driven UI: Reactivity without reducers
- Sync Ready: Pair with remote Postgres when needed
Getting PGlite to work with Angular took some time, so I thought of documenting a minimal demo.
- Create a demo app