:warning: This branch includes examples for an unsupported version of Materialize (0.26.x).

Materialize Tutorials

This is a collection of my personal Materialize demos and tutorials.

Materialize is a streaming database for real-time analytics. It was launched in 2019 to address the growing need for the ability to build real-time applications easily and efficiently on streaming data so that businesses can obtain actionable intelligence from streaming data.

Materialize is built upon Timely Dataflow and Differential Dataflow.

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:warning: This branch includes examples for an unsupported version of Materialize (0.26.x).

Tutorials list

• Learn Materialize by running streaming SQL on your nginx logs
• How to join MySQL and Postgres in a live materialized view
• Using Materialize and Airbyte with MySQL and Redpanda/Kafka
• Using Materialize and LogicLoop
• Using Materialize with DigitalOcean Serverless Functions

dbt

• Materialize + dbt: User Reviews Demo
• How to create abandoned cart alerts with Materialize

Node.js / Adonis.js / Deno

• Building a real-time web application with Materialize and AdonisJS
• Materialize - Raspberry Pi Temperature Sensors Demo
• Materialize - App Shortener App with Upstash Serverless Redis and Kafka + Cloudflare Worker
• Materialize - Order Tracking Demo App with a live dashboard
• Using Deno and Materialize to send notifications in real-time
• Using WebSockets with Deno Chart.js and Materialize to build real-time charts
• Snake Game - Event Streaming and Materialize
• Coming soon: Materialize and Postgres.js - PostgreSQL client for Node.js and Deno

Python / FastAPI

• Materialize + FastAPI Demo
• Python Script to Copy The Content of a Materialize View to S3

PHP / Laravel

• Materialize + Laravel EventStream Demo
• Materialize Migrations + Laravel Zero

Useful links

• Materialize Cloud
• Official Materialize documentation
• Materialize GitHub repository
• Materialize website
• Official Materialize demos
• Materialize white paper

Contributions:

Any contributions are welcome! If you notice a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue or pull request.