Fastapi has been around since the days of Postgres, but I’ve been using it on my own. I’ve never been a hardcore PostgreSQL user, but that’s not surprising. It’s one of those things you’ve never experienced on a normal PostgreSQL server, but it’s a great app that is going to help you get started.
A quick note: Postgresql is what we use on our own servers. For all the “normal” databases, we use Sequel Pro, and for all the enterprise-level databases, we use PostgreSQL.
Fastapi is a PostgreSQL-like database, and it does a lot more than just run PostgreSQL. A lot of the time, when you need to add a new table or query, it does it in a way that makes writing a script easier.
The quickapi extension provides a way to add new functions to the PostgreSQL API. The function you add is called a function call. A function call is like a function in other SQL databases, except that you can define an arbitrary number of parameters to be passed to the function. For example, you can define a function called “insert_one_record”, which accepts a single integer identifier.
In quickapi, you can define a function that accepts a single integer identifier, and returns a single integer. That function is called a select. In quickapi, you can, for example, define a function that accepts two integers and returns a single integer.
In quickapi, you can write functions that return data and functions that write data. For example, you can write a function to return the number of posts made by a user on your blog, which is called a count. You can also write functions that call other functions. For example, you can write a function to return the number of posts made by a user on your blog, which is called a count.
As it turns out, one of the reasons for the high popularity of quickapi is that it’s a great way to write functions that take a single-variable function and do something more complicated than that. The problem is that there’s no way to do something more complicated than a single-variable function. If you can’t write a function that takes a single variable and returns a single value, then that’s not very useful.
It turns out what makes quickapi so popular is that it does something more complicated than just returning a single value.