Postput
Upload, download and perform operations on your files
I decided to switch from Postgresql to in-memory Sqlite as backend database to remove the only external dependency Postput had and to improve performance!
I actually first chose postgresql for convenience since I knew that technology but then I started feeling like it was not the good technology since a call to an external database had to be done every time a file was fetched. Sqlite being in-memory, querying it a lot won't hurt performance, even on production.
Postput can now be launched directlyy, without any other requiremements!
During the first day release, I received my first star on Github! Hope it is the first of a great series!
I wasn't expecting that. I guess it is of some interest for people! It gives me motivation to continue working on it!
The next features is in my mind: Integrate webhooks!
With whole these object storages out there: S3, GCS, Azure, Openstack, Scaleway, Backblaze...
With whole these image processing saas: Imagekit, Imgx, Cloudinary charging sometimes riduculous amount of money...
I felt it was the moment to create something truly for developers to allow them to reduce their costs of storage and bootstrap a project more easily.
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