Whilst looking into #Firebase as a way to quickly put together a backend for a React Native app, I stumbled upon #Supabase and love that it's #opensource and offers #GraphQL out of the box 🤓 https://supabase.com/docs/guides/api/graphql/graphiql

My first bot is nearly done. Written with #Typescript, #Playwright and #Supabase.

If playwright runs in headless mode, it fails frequently. Currently i have no idea, why.

🌩️
Cloud Authentication Services

There is a sea of Cloud Auth / Identity management providers.

There was a time I used to roll my own, but as security is getting complicated, it seems for startups & small to medium businesses it is better to use a cloud auth provider.

Please share your thoughts on your experience with this as I look into this area.

So far I have come across:

#Cognito
#Auth0 (by Okta)
#Okta
#Firebase
#Supabase
#KeyCloak

#security
#authentication
#cloud

Interesting course, for free!!👀
#NextJS #Supabase

Build a Twitter Clone with the Next.js App Router and Supabase
https://egghead.io/courses/build-a-twitter-clone-with-the-next-js-app-router-and-supabase-19bebadb

#nuxt with #pinia #tailwindcss and #supabase makes creating websites so easy these days. It’s crazy.

Discover how we leveraged the power of @supabase to build effective solutions at AntStack. Our latest blog post delves into Supabase's features and its role in shaping our MVP: https://www.antstack.com/blog/building-an-mvp-app-using-supabase/ #Serverless #Startups #Supabase

After making relatively slow progress at #supabase and hitting a wall with Functions and local dev, I’m starting to think it’s worth just going back to a Rails backend. Auth is super cool, and the dev cycle is good once you get familiar, but the rough edges are super rough.

I would love to hear that I’m wrong and just missing something. The #swift client is pretty good, but the doc is lacking, which is frustrating at times.

#Mozilla has partnered with #OpenAI and #Supabase to develop AI Help, an interactive interface powered by GPT-3.5, to provide programmers with coding assistance and guidance on the Mozilla Developer Network website.
https://alternativeto.net/news/2023/7/mozilla-launches-ai-help-an-ai-powered-assistant-for-programmers-developed-by-mdn/

I'm working on an RSS reader app as a portfolio project using #SvelteKit and #Supabase.

Aside from the regular "subscribe to a feed," "mark as read," etc, I want to include annotations and bookmarks.

Shouldn't be too difficult. I think I'll probably save a start/end position for the text selection the annotation/bookmark refers to. I thought it might be possible by just saving the text, then matching it in the UI, but that wouldn't account for multiple occurrences of the same string.

I’m curious if what people think of #supabase as a backend and auth provider. Knowing SQL, it seems like a quick way to a functional app, but I’m nervous of lock-in (which is WAY premature for my needs) if something were to actually come of it. Auth seems the real killer, since a Rails backend takes 15 minutes these days.

#Supabase supports branching guys? I can't find info about in the Docs 🤔

Check out this video on how to use #supabase w/ #Unity3D, including native Sign in with Apple!

https://youtu.be/S0hTwtsUWcM

New video showing how to use #supabase with #Unity #Unity3D, including native Sign in with Apple!

https://youtu.be/S0hTwtsUWcM

Cross-posted to @ThePracticalDev : Creating a #Dapr pluggable component for #Supabase using #dotnet. https://dev.to/diagrid/creating-a-dapr-pluggable-component-for-supabase-32kj

I'm having my first introduction to #supabase, which is a sort of hosted Postgres with a direct client API. It's very peculiar, like the API feels very incomplete and undocumented. Anyway, after poking around I thought maybe stored procedures would be the way to go, avoiding fancy querying in the client and giving a kind of flat view of anything.

But how can anyone possibly manage these things?! Conceptually this seems like a good approach, but for maintenance it seems hopeless

Had a blast this week with #OpenAI, #Supabase, #Deno (and Deploy), and learned more about streams and SSE in both client and server.

Hacked everything together in a basic demo (based on release-it docs) over at https://7-docs-deno-supabase.deno.dev

Early early alpha stages, but happy the dots are connected.

Had a good run with 7-docs. Ingest local files or from a GitHub repo into a Pinecone or Supabase vector database, which you can then query like #chatgpt.

Allow me to break that down. After setting up a few API keys (#openai and either #pinecone or #Supabase), you can do this:

```
$ 7d ingest --files README.md --files 'docs/**/*.md' --namespace my-collection
```
And start asking questions:
```
$ 7d Can you please give me a summary?
```

https://github.com/webpro/7-docs

Well then, time for me to replace #pgbouncer with #supabase #supavisor 😁
https://github.com/supabase/supavisor

En Infinita Recursión #36: alumnos creando Instagram en unas horas, que es el algoritmo Run-Length Encoding, Richard Karp por Camilo Chacón y reto sobre Tetris.
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#javascript #VueJS #nuxtjs #supabase

Hoy en clase hemos hecho un Instagram muy básico usando Nuxt 3 y Supabase.
Se pueden subir imágenes, dar Likes y funciona en tiempo real entre todos los visitantes.
Por si queréis jugar lo he desplegado en GitHub: https://tanrax.github.io/idegram/
#javascript #supabase #nuxtjs