Grant #119556 to Advanced Apps Fund
IndexedDB and sql.js drivers for Drizzle ORM
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Grant #119556
web
typescript
javascript
orm
Submitted by Oleksandr Blokh
Jan 21, 2023
Request Details
Hey, we're drizzle.team
Team of 3 developers, building TypeScript idiomatic ORM, that embraces SQL.
We have a CLI companion that lets you generate SQL migrations out of TypeScript schema.
We've spent past 20 months building it and using it on a variety of commercial production grade project. Our ORM proved itself in production and recently we've decided to go public. While we're technically extremely decent, we're now doing our first baby steps in open-source.
We've managed to implement PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQLite dialect with support for multiple, mostly all popular drivers per each dialect. We support both NodeJS and BunJs and developing interoperability with DenoJs.
Recently we've implemented a beta version of sql.js driver for SQLite in browser. Here's an hosted example website from a github repo. Our beta ORM driver works perfectly with sql.js and sqlite3. It does provide a next-gen toolkit for web developers in data domain.
We're seeking for funding to implement both sql.js and Indexed DB drivers and auto-generated migrations toolkit, since it does differ from non-browser JavaScript runtimes.
Thanks!
Team of 3 developers, building TypeScript idiomatic ORM, that embraces SQL.
We have a CLI companion that lets you generate SQL migrations out of TypeScript schema.
We've spent past 20 months building it and using it on a variety of commercial production grade project. Our ORM proved itself in production and recently we've decided to go public. While we're technically extremely decent, we're now doing our first baby steps in open-source.
We've managed to implement PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQLite dialect with support for multiple, mostly all popular drivers per each dialect. We support both NodeJS and BunJs and developing interoperability with DenoJs.
Recently we've implemented a beta version of sql.js driver for SQLite in browser. Here's an hosted example website from a github repo. Our beta ORM driver works perfectly with sql.js and sqlite3. It does provide a next-gen toolkit for web developers in data domain.
We're seeking for funding to implement both sql.js and Indexed DB drivers and auto-generated migrations toolkit, since it does differ from non-browser JavaScript runtimes.
Thanks!
$20,000.00 USD
Total amount $20,000.00 USD
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By Oleksandr Blokhon
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