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Been using Pocketbase for almost all of my projects lately. Its realtime database is especially nice to introduce multiplayer functionality with relative ease.
by Ilasky 3y ago
Been using Pocketbase for almost all of my projects lately. Its realtime database is especially nice to introduce multiplayer functionality with relative ease.
It plus SvelteKit has been a dream to get up and running using the JS SDK.
- overbytecode 3y agoI’m curious how you’re integrating it with Sveltekit? Are you using Sveltekit just as a static generator?
- Ilasky 3y agoDepends upon the project. For CRUD apps, sveltekits progressive enhancement and form actions make it quick to to add simple function to the page. You can store the pocketbase instance, pb, in locals and reference it all over the application. For more multiplayer things, sticking a client-side subscription to a collection allows updates of elements that can be worked with/added/moved around etc.