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These recommendations have an emphasis on being open source but with paid options and low code: - Supabase: backend as a service - n8n: workflow automation -
by cpursley 5y ago
These recommendations have an emphasis on being open source but with paid options and low code:
- Supabase: backend as a service
- n8n: workflow automation
- AppAmith: back-office apps
- Sentry: error monitoring
- Openreply: session monitoring
- Posthog: product anaylitics
- Plausible: website anaylitics
- Metabase: data analytics
I don't have any front end recommendations, but I lean towards react and buying a theme/template.
For hosting, skip the k8s and use Render or Heroku.
- rishabhkaul1 5y agoThanks a lot Chase for mentioning Appsmith. Btw, here's a tutorial for hooking up Supabase, n8n and Appsmith together: https://www.appsmith.com/blog/the-modern-stack-to-build-internal-tools-supabase-appsmith-n8n https://www.appsmith.com/blog/the-modern-stack-to-build-inte... Plausible is pretty awesome too, we use it and are very happy!
- cpursley 5y agoI set up Appsmith yesterday to build an admin dashboard for a Postgres app (Hasura). I'm just blown away. Writing a database query for widget feels so natural. I hope y'all expand past admin type of apps to full fledged front end app components.