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Is there anything like Firebase that lets you use SQL like schemas instead of their data store? That would fill a nice niche for some use cases I have been work
by tmountain 4y ago
Is there anything like Firebase that lets you use SQL like schemas instead of their data store? That would fill a nice niche for some use cases I have been working with.
- endisneigh 4y agoManaged cockroachdb, along with some others like fly.io.
- rossfishkind 4y agoSupabase is awesome and open-source
- gman83 4y agoI've been playing with Pocketbase which uses SQLite: https://pocketbase.io/ https://pocketbase.io/
- PKop 4y agoSupabase
- hn_throwaway_99 4y agoIt's really easy to add a Google Cloud SQL database in GCP which then can be accessed by, for example, Firebase Cloud Functions. It's also very easy to mix/match parts of Firebase with GCP. For example, you can very easily deploy a server-side API on a plethora of GCP technologies (i.e. App Engine, Cloud Run, a dedicated Compute instance, etc.), deploy a front end with Firebase Hosting, use Firebase Auth for user authentication, then when you call your backend API you can verify the authentication using the Firebase Admin APIs.
- _query 4y agoCheck out thin.dev https://thin.dev/ https://thin.dev/ It uses SQL DDL statements literally as the building blocks for everything.
- fakedang 4y agoSupabase
- b-lee 4y agoSurrealDB is getting there soon. You should check it out!
- IceWreck 4y agoDirectus. Its really well built and polished. It supports postgres, mysql, etc. If you're looking for something lighter, then use Pocketbase which uses SQLite.
- marviel 4y agoRecommend Supabase.