Supabase UI - React component library for enterprise dashboards

@afiq_ramli We'll release the Form component real soon 😳 I haven't got around to finishing it yet.

Thank you so much for the support @florian_martens! 😍

@bcye Exactly! We think it could help anyone get set up really fast, even if they don't use the library in the long term.

Thanks @jelveh - Meta looks so cool btw!

Thank Jonny! We’d love to get you the current beta version of Meta. Let me know if you’re interested!

Thanks so much @dong_qian1! Really appreciate this :)

@picsoung Hope you're reading this @copple + @antwilson 😍

@nazim_m thanks so much. we have a lot of work ahead of us 🛠😅

@nazim_m @jon_summers_muir the best is coming!

@the1diegodiaz1 🥺

@tylerlastovich We really love working on Supabase - I came from my own startup using Firebase so it's so refreshing to work on a product that solves even my own problem 😀 If you have any trouble migrating to Supabase, just ping us on support@supabase.io and one of us will be happy to help.

Hey @pelaseyed ! I used to use Firebase on a startup I founded a year ago - it was great to begin with, easy to set up and get going but I quickly found myself entangled in problems using a NoSQL database. I realised I couldn't dump the database and move elsewhere easily and it became increasingly difficult to work with a 'documents' structure when really I needed a relational database. The main reason to consider Supabase over Firebase (Firestore) is to have a project built around a PostgreSQL database, which you can easily interact with through a Supabase library (like supabase-js, but there's also community maintained libraries in Python, and a few other languages in the works). Supabase also has a hosted solution, so you can manage your Supabase project from the Supabase dashboard app. With these tools, Supabase makes data querying, realtime subscriptions, authentication, and user sessions so much easier than when I used Firebase - and I get to build on an amazing database from day 0.

@jon_summers_muir Got it, makes sense. I myself have come to the same conclusion as you regarding PostgreSQL and Firebase in general. Although they have some nice analytics features etc.