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Seems very interesting. What would recommend for followings: 1) Background jobs - Something like Sidekiq for Rails. 2) Admin Dashboard - Something admin inter
by rtcoms 3y ago
Seems very interesting. What would recommend for followings:
1) Background jobs - Something like Sidekiq for Rails.
2) Admin Dashboard - Something admin interface of Django or active-admin for Rails
3) Authorization
4) Is NextJs good for working with Websockets ?
Do you have/know any git repository which implements this stack ?
- codeptualize 3y ago1. Depends on what you need, how long it runs, etc etc. If you just need cron/triggers, Supabase can get you quite far. If you need proper processing you might need some other service or host something yourself. We use modal.com, but there are many options. 2. Three options: use the supabase admin panel, build something yourself (or use templates), or use a 3rd party tool - many low code tools can connect to postgres and there are also some specific integrations with supabase. 3. Supabase has auth built in, with RLS you can control data access. 4. Next.js is just React when it's in the browser, so yes, it will work well. If you use the Supabase realtime with their client library it will handle all the socket connection for you. 5. Have a look at https://www.madewithsupabase.com/tag/Open%20Source https://www.madewithsupabase.com/tag/Open%20Source it's not all next.js but there are quite a few.
- stephenr 3y agoQless is a good language-agnostic queue system; its essentially a bunch of Lua that runs within your redis server(s), and then you have a client library in your language of choice (i know of at least ruby, python, nodejs and php libs for it) that calls to the Lua. https://github.com/seomoz/qless https://github.com/seomoz/qless Is the original project.