Blixsz

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by Blixsz 4y ago
Quite ironic that the title of the blogpost, “Accessible but never boring”, is completely unreadable to me because of the horrible font.
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by Blixsz 4y ago
If it's somehow able to combine the functionalities of those separate products that would be pretty great actually!
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by Blixsz 4y ago
I’m not saying it’s a bug. But I wouldn’t call it a feature either, but rather an obstacle in the way of a better/easier/faster/more enjoyable developer experience.
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by Blixsz 4y ago
True. And to be clear I’m not arguing to reinvent it, but rather to build on top of it. SQL and traditional RDBMS are extremely powerful, but also vast, complex and difficult to master. They have for many of us a rather painful learning cur
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by Blixsz 4y ago
For one thing the fact that you can't really properly use Supabase (apart from some very basic functionality) without having at least some knowledge of SQL, postgres and databases in general. IMO you'd even need fairly in-depth SQ
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by Blixsz 4y ago
Broadly speaking: a developer-centric Airtable. A low/no-code environment to create and manage your database combined with a top-notch SDK that is automatically generated and easily accesible from within the UI. The idea being that a f
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by Blixsz 4y ago
I see supabase as a missed opportunity to innovate in a space that desperately needs it. It could have been a product that fundamentaly reimagined the developer experience of working with a database. Instead they opted to mostly stick to th