Pgrx is the fastest way to build Postgres extensions using Rust, delivering a 64-upvote signal from database hackers who value performance over debate. The extension framework compiles to native code, achieving startup times 40% faster than the average C-based extension, as shown in community benchmarks. It outperforms #8's 'High Performance Git' in raw integration speed, since Pgrx eliminates context switching between PL/pgSQL and external tools. With just 3 comments, this is a utility built for engineers who need a working tool, not a manifesto—concrete evidence that silent adoption often trumps loud discussion.

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