Brian Carlson is creating node-postgres
17
patrons
$164
per monthFor the past 7 years I have been the creator and primary contributor to the node-postgres npm modules. If you use node.js and connect to PostgreSQL, Amazon Redshift, or Cockroach DB you almost certainly use my work, and that's awesome! Maintaining these modules, writing documentation, responding to issues, and working on features takes a lot of my time, and I'm looking for a way to afford more time on these core pieces of the node.js ecosystem.
I would love to spend more time dedicated to node-postgres, but many issues still go unanswered or unfixed because I only have so much free time to give.
My goals are:
Any funds given will be used by me to support myself and allow me to spend more time working on node-postgres. Every dollar given will be "earned" back by me on an hourly basis as I put those hours towards the project. Thank you so much for your interest in the project, and I hope your journey with PostgreSQL and node.js is long, prosperous, and fun!
I would love to spend more time dedicated to node-postgres, but many issues still go unanswered or unfixed because I only have so much free time to give.
My goals are:
- Ongoing bug fixing
- More time spent responding to issues
- Implementing feature requests
- Benchmarking and performance optimizations
- Writing more documentation
- Creating more extensibility points
- Writing better tests & ensuring interop with Redshift, pgbouncer, and Cockroach DB
- Improving the native bindings to libuv
- Lowering the bar to on-boarding more contributors
- Creating written and video guides on using node and postgres with other popular node frameworks (sequalize, express, mocha, hapi, etc)
Any funds given will be used by me to support myself and allow me to spend more time working on node-postgres. Every dollar given will be "earned" back by me on an hourly basis as I put those hours towards the project. Thank you so much for your interest in the project, and I hope your journey with PostgreSQL and node.js is long, prosperous, and fun!
Tiers
Sponsor
$10 or more per month ∙ 13 patrons
- Your name listed in the Backers section of the project's SPONSORS.md.
- My deep gratitude
- More features being shipped for node-postgres!
Leader
$50 or more per month ∙ 1 patron
- Your name listed in the Leaders section of the project's SPONSORS.md file.
- My deep gratitude
- More features being shipped for node-postgres!
Featured
$250 or more per month ∙ 0 patrons
- Your name or company logo on the home page of node-postgres.com, the project's README.md and npm registry page.
- Your name listed in the Leaders section of the project's SPONSORS.md file.
- My deep gratitude
- More features being shipped for node-postgres!
Goals
$164 of $1,000 per month
Along with on-going maintenance & core feature work, $1,000 / month will allow me to complete the documentation of both pg and pg-pool as well as the documentation for pg-query-stream, pg-types, and pg-cursor. It will also enable me to dedicate more time to fixing bugs and responding to issue questions.
1 of 1For the past 7 years I have been the creator and primary contributor to the node-postgres npm modules. If you use node.js and connect to PostgreSQL, Amazon Redshift, or Cockroach DB you almost certainly use my work, and that's awesome! Maintaining these modules, writing documentation, responding to issues, and working on features takes a lot of my time, and I'm looking for a way to afford more time on these core pieces of the node.js ecosystem.
I would love to spend more time dedicated to node-postgres, but many issues still go unanswered or unfixed because I only have so much free time to give.
My goals are:
Any funds given will be used by me to support myself and allow me to spend more time working on node-postgres. Every dollar given will be "earned" back by me on an hourly basis as I put those hours towards the project. Thank you so much for your interest in the project, and I hope your journey with PostgreSQL and node.js is long, prosperous, and fun!
I would love to spend more time dedicated to node-postgres, but many issues still go unanswered or unfixed because I only have so much free time to give.
My goals are:
- Ongoing bug fixing
- More time spent responding to issues
- Implementing feature requests
- Benchmarking and performance optimizations
- Writing more documentation
- Creating more extensibility points
- Writing better tests & ensuring interop with Redshift, pgbouncer, and Cockroach DB
- Improving the native bindings to libuv
- Lowering the bar to on-boarding more contributors
- Creating written and video guides on using node and postgres with other popular node frameworks (sequalize, express, mocha, hapi, etc)
Any funds given will be used by me to support myself and allow me to spend more time working on node-postgres. Every dollar given will be "earned" back by me on an hourly basis as I put those hours towards the project. Thank you so much for your interest in the project, and I hope your journey with PostgreSQL and node.js is long, prosperous, and fun!
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Tiers
Sponsor
$10 or more per month ∙ 13 patrons
- Your name listed in the Backers section of the project's SPONSORS.md.
- My deep gratitude
- More features being shipped for node-postgres!
Leader
$50 or more per month ∙ 1 patron
- Your name listed in the Leaders section of the project's SPONSORS.md file.
- My deep gratitude
- More features being shipped for node-postgres!
Featured
$250 or more per month ∙ 0 patrons
- Your name or company logo on the home page of node-postgres.com, the project's README.md and npm registry page.
- Your name listed in the Leaders section of the project's SPONSORS.md file.
- My deep gratitude
- More features being shipped for node-postgres!