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Huh nice. Looks like it uses Supabase as a backend.
by IceWreck 3y ago
Huh nice. Looks like it uses Supabase as a backend.
- mmmateo 3y agoYup! Makes it super easy to spin up a server. We're working on making it backend-agnostic to open it up to more people, but Supabase has always been my go-to.
- zote 3y agoIt would indeed, you clearly worked long, and hard on this as such I'd like to ask (since you've used Svelte). What is something you wish you knew earlier (a feature or an approach) with Svelte that you've found invaluable?
- mmmateo 3y agoIt's hard to think of something I wish I knew earlier tbh. Svelte (and SvelteKit) are just so simple and approachable that I feel like whenever I need to do something new I can just try what feels most intuitive and it just works. I've heard the same thing from a lot of other people too. If anything I would just keep an eye on reactive statements; I wouldn't trade them for the world but they can be dangerous if you don't keep an eye on them.
- cal85 3y agoAnd as a frontend! I mean, I don’t mean this as a dunk, maybe it’s all cool with Supabase, but aesthetically it looks extremely similar, not just a little bit. Is that intentional? Do they encourage sharing their styles or something?
- mmmateo 3y agohaha good point, but no it wasn't intentional. Wanted to replace the hot red & black design I had before with something besides blue.
- kiwicopple 3y agoDon’t worry, we don’t mind. Thanks for using supabase! Let us know if you need anything to help with Primo - it looks amazing
- mmmateo 3y agoThanks for making it! And that's great to know - I've always wondered