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I gotta say, back when I worked in an old company they built a service for a client using Parse Server that still works great today, although nowadays it is ful
by balder1991 2y ago
I gotta say, back when I worked in an old company they built a service for a client using Parse Server that still works great today, although nowadays it is fully self hosted. It has its limitations, but it’s a good abstraction for simple use cases, and it handles a lot of traffic without problems.
- muzani 2y agoWhat do you mean by fully self hosted? Not on heroku? On a physical server? Some confuse it with Parse, which ran on their PaaS, before it was open sourced. I do like it as a middle "low code option" as opposed to the complex no code options like Wordpress or doing the whole stack to build something that might not even sell. Honestly, Firebase has caught up to it in development speed and documentation, but Firebase feels ironically less scalable.
- balder1991 2y agoI meant they have an AWS instance with Parse Server running nowadays. It currently deals with a lot of government parking services in the southeast of Brazil. Kinda cool to see it keep existing so far, and I have a friend who managed to keep it reasonably updated with the current version of Parse Server.