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This has been around for a while: https://parseplatform.org/ https://parseplatform.org/

• lucasverra 6y ago
  I've been using parse platform since 3 years ago (after open source; and I'm a happy entrepreneur) You can test it for free with back4app.com (happy customer, no affiliation)
• sdan 6y ago
  thought parse died a while ago with fb?
  • hooksfordays 6y ago
    When FB/Twitter/whoever dropped it, they open sourced the platform completely — they just weren’t offering managed hosting anymore, and they weren’t maintaining it. This looks like a maintenance effort by the community that has formalized itself
    • marcospolanco 6y ago
      They have developed a robust release cadence; it is for real and used broadly in production. https://github.com/parse-community/parse-server/releases https://github.com/parse-community/parse-server/releases
  • quickthrower2 6y ago
    In some ways it was born when that happened :-). I keep meaning to give it a go self-hosted, but I have this horrible feeling it needs MongoDB, but I should check that again. I tried it when Buddy hosted it for free and its quite nice. I prefer it to Firebase because it felt like the API was simpler and more discoverable. I think the fact that no company is "pushing it along" means it stays simple.