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Thanks to supabase I was able to get my project up and running in record time. I use oauth, edge functions, storage, database ofcourse, queues:pgmq and pgvector.
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Same for me, saved a lot of time that i could instead put on development. Love it.
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For a prototype for work, I once used https://pocketbase.io/ which is similar to supabase.
We were able to setup a payment application with users, products and checkout for 2 weeks.
But on the opposite side.
It is very useful to have everything done as a service, but then I think there might be a problem.
Because If something could be used by everyone then it is not valuable, there is no DeepTech.
Or maybe we should focus on AI and proprietary training data...
By the way watch out with edge functions, if you use them for routes it might not be the smart decision in the long term,
At least it was not for me.
@gapostolov I do have a seperate nodejs backend. I have 1 edge function for queueing
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@vpuna Nice!
@gapostolov what I would love to see is a redis like caching feature in supabase.
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Do you know if Supabase offers the Deeplink feature like Firebase used to offer? @vpuna
@kuldeep_kulshreshtha here you go https://supabase.com/docs/guides/auth/native-mobile-deep-linking
Supabase does not yet have all the advanced features of deeplinking however.
Same goes here. Settingup supabase was super easy. Once its up and running, querying them feels like..wow, Maybe i used NoSQL in the past, everything had to be 1 layered, deeper fields couldn't be quried properly with rtd in firebase. So now im running firebase for security and python to migrate the data to supabase, so i can query it better.