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PostgreSQL views and materialized views and how they influenced TimescaleDB

How PostgreSQL Views and Materialized Views Work and How They Influenced TimescaleDB Continuous Aggregates.
Continuous aggregates are one of the most popular features in TimescaleDB, but you can’t fully understand them without some context on PostgreSQL views and materialized views. In this blog post, we’re filling that gap and sharing how views and materialized views influenced continuous aggregates.

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