Archive - Database Engineering by Sort

Sort Product Update – October 2024

AWS Marketplace, AI Demo for Change Requests, and more!

Oct 1 •

Jason Zucchetto

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September 2024

Sort Product Update – September 2024

Use the Sort API to completely manage your data change workflow, report issues, and more

Sep 3 •

Jason Zucchetto

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August 2024

Sort Product Update – August 2024

Hey everyone 👋, this is Jason and Aaron from Sort with some updates on our progress to improve database collaboration and make data changes easy.

Aug 1 •

Jason Zucchetto

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July 2024

Sort Product Update – July 2024

Change Requests are here!

Jul 1 •

Jason Zucchetto

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June 2024

Sort Product Update – June 2024

Hey everyone 👋, this is Jason and Aaron from Sort with some updates on our progress to improve database collaboration and build a “Github for…

Jun 3 •

Jason Zucchetto

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May 2024

Sort Product Update – May 2024

Hey everyone 👋, this is Jason and Aaron from Sort with some updates on our progress to improve database collaboration and build a “Github for…

May 1 •

Jason Zucchetto

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April 2024

From Complexity to Simplicity: How Sort Transforms Database Collaboration

In today's AI-driven landscape, data is king, and databases are the throne upon which it sits.

Apr 16 •

March 2024

Fine-tune an open source LLM from Postgres data in 5 minutes

The process of fine-tuning open source LLMs has become incredibly easy, we'll walk you through it

Mar 27 •

Jason Zucchetto

Essential steps for optimizing a product catalog database

See how using Sort makes managing product catalog databases a snap.

Mar 14 •

Jason Zucchetto

Sort Feature Overview: Better Data Through Collaboration

Github-style workflows for data quality improvements

Mar 1 •

Jason Zucchetto

November 2023

Open data is dead

For open data to remain a viable option, it must create value

Nov 1, 2023 •

Jason Zucchetto

October 2023

Simple Postgres Query Optimization: Avoid the Sequential Scan

Optimizing Postgres queries can seem complicated, let's make it simple.

Oct 18, 2023 •

Jason Zucchetto

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