I Changed My Tech Stack For The First Time In 2 Years

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An in-depth review would be great!

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Behind, there is a All Might and Tanjiro doing sun breathing action figure.

I’ve been using Appwrite instead of Supabase recently mostly because it’s a lot easier to setup self-hosting, both are great products though!

I am struggling with supabase authorization in multi tenancy, and RLS.
please share if you find any good solution for this.

You should give a try for Appwrite 🔥🔥
They're making absolutely high-quality BaaS. I've been using it for almost a year now and I'm so glad of the switch I did. It's my No.1 recommendation for anybody looking for a solid smoth and modern Back end environment 👌

More videos on Supabase would be great

love your content

I’ll love to watch how do you integrate supabase with clerk and also how do you build auth from scratch with supabase

would love to see the supabase full review!

I’m a SWE and I’ve been gearing up to work on a SaaS/side project and your videos have been helpful. I agree with using Supabase as a serverless backend. Very good dashboard and APIs

Much peace and love bro. Keep going and wish you much success brother!

Why don't you get a linux VPS and build your app in the MERN stack. It's so easy and no hassle at all

as junior developer in my third year of college ,is it more beneficial to focua on building apps from secratch or utilazing exsting tools that u use ? and thank u for ur content

You say lazy pot is successfull. Look at HI Smile. I think hey are bigger

SaaS owners: Would you pay for an AI chatbot that answers new customers' questions, handles marketing, and directs them to the checkout page when they're ready to subscribe?

You definitely did not have to create your authentication from scratch. You just had to add one api route that handles email confirmation, and that's only required if you want to use pkce flow (which is recommended).

I don’t know too much about convex but have you considered it? If not ignore my comment, else I’m curious why picked supabase.

I switched from supabase (after many years of loving it) to convex.

Its amazing!

Ditched RLS
Ditched RPC

Its basically everything i was doing the super long way using supabase now much easier with convex.

Would love your review on it

finally he's starting the drizzler process

Would love to see your take on using Supabase vs Firebase! Especially now that Firebase is going to have relational database support with Firebase Data Connect.

ah man a vid full of skill issues

What’s the difference between clerk and supabase auth?
Love the content

literally changed from PlanetScale to Supabase.... lmao

Would love to make full video for Supabase features and challenges

full review!!🙏

Do a full review 🎉

Hey yeah I'd love to see a video more about supabase. Heard a lot about it but I've never used it myself. I'd be interested in hearing about what it does for you that makes your workflow better, as opposed to a more "traditional" solution or why you chose it over other competitors like firebase (which I assume is because firebase locks you in to a specific cloud provider)

A full review of supabase will be ausome 💯.
Also can you please, do another one for AppWrite, so that I can know if it's worth it (even if it's just a short), I'll appreciate.😊
Thanks

Thank you so much for this video brother! Can you make a video on how beginners can start to code.

I just got into this space and I kinda feel overwhelmed with information from every possible source. If you can make a clean simple video on how to get started with web dev, then just know that I and other beginners would really appreciate it.

Thank you so much bro, and I wish you all the best.

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I like Supabase and paying for it, but the RLS is only useful if you're building simple apps where all logic can live in the frontend but for those who are building more serious apps and need dedicated backend, the RLS feature becomes a hassle and is easier to just ignore it and do backend the traditional way.

How do you deal with supabase making free-tier databases go occasionally dormant? This seems like a non-starter for production level usage.

Better to use a saas boilerplate or start from scratch if I am new to web dev?

Docker + MySQL / PostgreSQL no ? To setup a VPS is so simple these days, it's cheaper and you have full control of your infastructure. It takes just under an hour, with Digital Ocean and most of these cloud providers, they also have OS templates for most backends, so you can just use the OS template, customize it and take a snapshot. Next time you need a new app, just build from the snapshot.

Why supabase not neon?

do you think renting vps will be much cheaper?

I'd love know what kind of usage you think your app would need to see to hit the usage limits.

Is your github boilerplate publicly available?

would love to see your full review of suppabase (particularly vs firebase). also, thanks for your no-ego-approach. your content is quick yet deep, straight-forward and insightful. keep doing what you are doing!

thisis the first time I heard someone that they like RLS, personally I think it should be handled as application code, not as a database layer!

Yes please deeper Supabase tutorials!

Please please please make an in-depth video ...

- I am struggling with the question of NextJS's Auth.JS support VS Supabase Auth VS Clerk.
- I remember you mentioning Pinecone - now that you are on Supabase with Postgress, did you try using pgvector? - any glaring observations?
- I tried using appwrite and struggled and gave up. Seeing your YT reviews, I would love to give Supabase a try - PLEASE PLEASE make an in depth video.