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It's been a while since we posted anything on the entgo.io blog - but happy to share our latest one by @_rtam Learn how to build RAG systems in Go with Ent, Atlas, and pgvector. entgo.io/blog/2025/02/1…

Learn how to create ERDs from your Ent schemas with one command. (Many of you asked for it so you can now share the links privately with your team as well) entgo.io/blog/2023/08/1…

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Over the past few months, one of the most requested features we've received was support for sorting by edges in our GraphQL integration. The @ariga_io team chose to open-source and contribute their implementation to Ent! Feel free to check it out and share your feedback with us!

After two months of silence, we're thrilled to announce that the latest version of Ent now includes a type-safe API enabling ordering by fields and edges. The cherry on top? This API will soon be available in our GraphQL integration too! Wishing everyone a happy holiday! ❤️

@_billitech Sure! Check out: entgo.io/blog/2021/10/1…

@entgo_io Thinking of switching from GORM… are there tools for generating Ent schema from database schema

Great news! You can now visualize your Ent schema as an ERD with one command: go run -mod=mod ariga.io/entviz ./ent/schema entgo.io/blog/2023/01/2…

It's the most wonderful time of the year and we have a special gift for all our Ent users: the ability to store column comments in your database! Make your database more organized and your DBAs happier this holiday season 😀 Thanks, chenghonour, for your contribution!

We're excited to announce the arrival of Query Interceptors to Ent! This new API enables you to easily integrate features such as logging, tracing, caching, and even implementing soft deletion with 20 lines of code! Check it out: entgo.io/docs/intercept…

Planned downtime? Modern applications are expected to be always on. Teams are basically expected to know how to change a tire while still driving. In this post, @LubinRonen shows how to use Ent and Atlas to change a column's type with zero downtime: entgo.io/blog/2022/12/0…

We added initial support for data migrations in Ent, and it's quite exciting. This is merely the beginning, and you can expect major improvements in this area, both in Ent and Atlas. Check out the docs or see the thread for more information: entgo.io/docs/data-migr…

In case you missed the live version of last week’s webinar, here’s the recording of @arielmashraki and @_rtam chat about Ent and versioned migrations + great community Q&A It was fun, join us next time! youtu.be/nnAo5fpW7So

Last Thursday we held our first-ever community meetup to discuss versioned migrations and Ent. It was great meeting everyone! Swag Raffle winners: @sagikazarmark, @__snamber, Stefan Gloutnikov, @kbumsik, @__identifier We will contact you soon! (video up shortly)

The first Ent community webinar ever is tomorrow! Come learn about versioned migrations and all the cool features around schema management that were recently added to Ent (or just say hi) Sign up: ariga-26565461.hubspotpagebuilder.eu/versioned-migr…

Using Atlas, Ent's new migration engine, you can now define custom operator classes for indexes defined in your Ent schema. Thanks, @__identifier, for proposing this feature! Read more about it in @PostgreSQL documentation: postgresql.org/docs/current/i…

Join us next Thursday for the first Ent community webinar EVER! Come learn about moving your project to versioned migrations and hang out with us in a freestyle community Q&A Register: ariga-26565461.hubspotpagebuilder.eu/versioned-migr…

Really exciting to see @entgo_io on the front page of HackerNews today If you're on the "orange site", come and give us a +1 or a comment! news.ycombinator.com/item?id=333988…

Good news! Using aggregation functions with Ent is now easier than ever. Check out the new API: entgo.io/docs/aggregate

Before #golang generics, there was no way to write functions that could work on different query builders. Because regular interfaces cannot be defined for chainable methods. e.g. "func(*Q) Limit(int) *Q". Here's another example like the one shared by @entgo_io, but for queries.

Using #golang Generics with Ent. Generics can help maintain a more concise codebase by allowing users to define parameterized functions that operate on multiple schema types. See example 👇