elitan

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by elitan 6y ago
Agreed.
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by elitan 6y ago
You need to set permissions manually for every GraphQL operation to be exposed with Hasura. I think backend devs should be more worried about loosing 75% of their work when it comes to Hasura.
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by elitan 6y ago
Interesting. Are cold starts such a good problem? Cold starts with Node (Javascript) seems to be around 200ms. But the best thing would probably be to have it as an option. Scale down to 0 (cold starts) or 1 (no cold starts).
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by elitan 6y ago
Interesting. When we've talked to our customers they like the predictable pricing (like our 3 pricing tiers). But I agree with what you say. Having a "pay for what you use" is in a sense more fair, but less predictable.
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by elitan 6y ago
100% yes. If you want to leave Nhost for some reason we'll help you with that. We already helped one customer in India doing this. They are a consultant agency and their customer had a requirement to be on AWS (We currently use Digital
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by elitan 6y ago
It's our own implementation. We support email/password and different OAuth providers (github, google, facebook etc) https://github.com/nhost/hasura-backend-plus
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by elitan 6y ago
You can read about it in detail here: https://hasura.io/blog/1-million-active-graphql-subscription...
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by elitan 6y ago
Every Nhost project runs on open source software: - Database (PostgreSQL) - GraphQL API (Hasura) - Auth & Storage (Hasura Backend Plus) - Storage server (Minio) You can read more about self hosting here: https://github.com&#x
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by elitan 6y ago
Thanks! What you’ve done with Vercel has been a great inspiration for us. We got lots of customers using Nhost for the backend, and Vercel for the frontend. Great combo!
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by elitan 6y ago
https://github.com/nhost/hasura-backend-plus https://nhost.github.io/hasura-backend-plus/
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by elitan 6y ago
I was thinking about this too. I think the main reason you'd want to use Nhost instead of Firebase is for the tech we use. Mainly Postgres and GraphQL and how we got all services (database, api, auth, storage) working together very nic
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by elitan 6y ago
This is why it's easy to wake up early every morning! Thanks!
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by elitan 6y ago
Interesting and thanks for the feedback! - Yes, either cloud functions (like Vercel's `/api` approach that we love) or docker containers (something like Google Cloud Run) will be one three big features we'll be working on nex
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by elitan 6y ago
Yea it's a constant trade off between offering a good service with a good and easy pricing. If you have custom needs I can help you out. Just send me an email: johan@nhost.io.
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by elitan 6y ago
Thanks. Nhost and Supabase both use Postgres. The difference is that we use GraphQL (Hasura) for the API layer. We also offer authentication (email/password + OAuth) and storage (Minio S3) with permissions. I think I've read somet
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by elitan 6y ago
Hi. We're excited to introduce you to Nhost! When building web and mobile apps, developers spend a considerable amount of time just to have a working skeleton deployed and ready-to-use. Things like provisioning and configuring servers,
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Show HN: Nhost – Open source Firebase alternative with GraphQL(nhost.io)
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by elitan 6y ago
Cool. More players joining the "focus on code, not infrastructure" arena. I like it!
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by elitan 6y ago
Nice product, nice UI, nice onboarding experience. Good job!
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by elitan 6y ago
Check out Hasura ( https://hasura.io )
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by elitan 6y ago
Happy that you enjoy it. My pleasure.
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by elitan 6y ago
Yea we use Hasura's GraphQL Engine generating the GraphQL API!
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by elitan 6y ago
Wow, I thought I created this thread in my sleep. This is exactly what we do at Nhost ( https://nhost.io ) too. I usually explains Nhost as Google Firebase, but: - SQL (PostgreSQL) - GraphQL (Hasura) - 100% open source After being
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by elitan 7y ago
No you don't.
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by elitan 7y ago
Yes Nhost is built on the same stack you get with a new Nhost project.
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by elitan 7y ago
That's super fast!
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by elitan 7y ago
Nhost provides: Database, API, Auth, Storage. Next on the road map: Cloud Functions, Hosting, Crash Reporting. We try to go from the core and outwards. Hope it makes sense.
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by elitan 7y ago
Good point! We will evaluate our pricing next month and make it more competitive and attractive while at the same time keep the business healthy.
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by elitan 7y ago
Thank you soooo much for your kind words ️
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by elitan 7y ago
Yes I agree with you. With Hasura there are 3 main ways to handle business logic. We use the first one at Nhost and it's working (and scale) very well. 1. https://3factor.app/ 2. Actions - https://hasura.io&

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