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## Motivation

After talking to a lot of people, we've found that most techies believe Postgres is the best (operational) database but they *still* choose other databases. This is overwhelmingly because "the other one was quicker/easier". Our goal is to make it quick and simple to get started with Postgres, so that we never hear that excuse again.
After talking to a lot of techies, we've found that most believe Postgres is the best (operational) database but they *still* choose other databases. This is overwhelmingly because "the other one was quicker/easier". Our goal is to make it quick and simple to get started with Postgres, so that we never hear that excuse again.

This is also the same build we offer for [Supabase](https://supabase.io), and everything we do is opensource.
Our secondary goal is to show off some of the features that are particularly exciting about Postgres to convince new developers to choose it over other database (a decision which we hope they will appreciate when they start scaling).

This is also the same build we offer at [Supabase](https://supabase.io), and everything we do is opensource. This repo makes it easy to *install* Postgres, Supabase makes it easy to *use* Postgres.

## Roadmap

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