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@om_patel5 Congrats, that landing page goes hard

@ericzakariasson What's the technical difference between normal and agent?

I just saw a video that promises to change how I write full stack apps using Cloudflare Durable Objects and I feel tempted to try it out Does anyone use it in scale? Any tips before trying?

@pedroschott_ Damn, first time I saw someone actually prefer Firebase

The less coffee I drink the more productive I am

@pedroschott_ Congrats!

@gonzague Yeah, in my experience, emails are always a pain to configure and to maintain, it's a luxury for larger companies to have

@Nicolas_Silvy I've turned the edge functions into API routes in my Next.js project. The crons I've put in Inngest and the operations that weren't necessarily atomic I've put on my server actions calling the DB using the js sdk.

I usually use either Supabase's auth templates and customize them there (but not on Local Dev) or I connect a product like Resend for these transactional emails But tbh, in my last product, I left only Google OAuth as the login option, it significantly lowered the amount of parts to handle such as transactional emails, password recovery... What are you struggling with?

It feels much better to spend time crafting the perfect prompt for LLMs than providing context after the initial one

@aldasdev RLS is worth it believe me, it's so powerful once you get the hang of it

@martinmalindacz @supabase @Netlify Ah DB branching

@martinmalindacz @supabase @Netlify Risky af 😂

@aldasdev What part?

@xcesaralvarez Yes, but I do some file transformations so I rather store them somewhere else

I wanna clarify that I am talking about superiority in regards to the product only. Their support team is impeccable and I admire what they are doing for the average founder with that generous free tier

@peturgeorgievv Hm, makes sense. What's your approach? Do you use auth libraries?

@iamhtml @NickGatzoulis @appwrite They do but serving them only renders logs in the terminal, I rather have more granular control (time, codes) to be able to understand better

I am still figuring it out tbh, but I am trying to go for an approach like With Supabase: - Auth - DB - RLS logic - RPC for operations that are strictly atomic - Javascript SDK In my backend: - CRUD operations - API routes and functions - File Storage And I use some other services for queues and for crons