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The Sequelize-specific integration page does not exist on appwrite.io yet (404), so link the published Node.js drivers page instead, which covers the node-postgres connection Sequelize uses for its postgres dialect. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Sequelize-specific Appwrite page is now published (HTTP 200), so restore that URL instead of the Node.js drivers fallback. Co-authored-by: Jake Barnby <abnegate@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Adds Appwrite managed PostgreSQL to the Awesome Sequelize resources page under a small Managed databases section, matching the existing list style.
This follows @WikiRik's preference on #843 to use the resources page rather than a callout on
postgres.mdx.Change
docs/other-topics/resources.mdlinking to the Appwrite Node.js drivers guide, which documents the node-postgres connection that Sequelize'spostgresdialect uses (TLS required).Review follow-up
@SippieCup flagged the original link as dead. The Sequelize-specific Appwrite page is not published yet, so the entry now points at the Node.js drivers guide, which is live, and the description was reworded to match. Fixed in bc6cb2d.
Disclosure
I work at Appwrite (Jake Barnby / @abnegate).
Related to #843