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I'm a web entrepreneur and for my project i've been using Parse server project (1) implementation by Back4app (2). For the non initiated, Parse server is a API
by lucasverra 7y ago
I'm a web entrepreneur and for my project i've been using Parse server project (1) implementation by Back4app (2).
For the non initiated, Parse server is a API server module for Node/Express + mongo + websocket and stuff you need to run a commercial app like auth, role management et all.
We chose this because :
1.Open source (no vendor locking although now i'm sure if i had to move from b4a it would be a small PITA
2. Ready to use
3. actively maintained (graphQL have been implemented although we have not used it yet) (3)
My question is : should i invest time on discovering nhost for my next POC ?
(1) : https://github.com/parse-community https://github.com/parse-community
(2) : https://www.back4app.com/ https://www.back4app.com/
(3) : https://docs.parseplatform.org/graphql/guide/ https://docs.parseplatform.org/graphql/guide/
- elitan 7y agoYes! The main advantages for me with the Hasura/Nhost stack is: 1. SQL (Thanks PostgreSQL) 2. Instant realtime GraphQL (Thanks Hasura) 3. Zero vendor lock-in
- FAKEDETECTOR 7y ago> 3. Zero vendor lock-in This is wrong. For basic features that are absolutely needed for a real-life app you will need the "Pro" hasura license.
- elitan 7y agoNo you don't.