Relational Postgres or document-oriented Firestore. Almost every other difference between Supabase and Firebase - querying, pricing, portability,…
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Engineering deep-dives, product notes, and what we’re learning while running managed PostgreSQL, app object storage, and migrations at scale.
Railway's plan price is a minimum, not a maximum. Compute is metered per second across vCPU, memory, volumes, and egress. Here is how the model…
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Read moreSupabase bills on four separate meters: the plan fee, per-project compute, egress, and database storage. Only the first is fixed. Here is what each…
Read moreServerless Postgres infrastructure, a backend platform with Postgres inside, or plain provisioned Postgres - Neon, Supabase, and Swyftstack solve…
Read moreAI builders create apps that outlive their preview sandboxes - then the database question arrives. Supabase, Neon, Firebase, Swyftstack and local…
Read moreUsage meter vs plan tiers vs data-first - where Railway, Render, and Swyftstack genuinely win, where any of them is fine, and the database questions…
Read moreNobody replaces 'Supabase' - they replace the piece that stopped fitting: the database, the auth, the bundle, or the bill. The best Supabase…
Read moreThere is no single best AI app builder - there are three genuinely different species (full-app builders, UI generators, and coding agents) and the…
Read moreA PostgreSQL connection string encodes who you are, where the database lives, and how to reach it safely - all in one line. The full format, the…
Read moreA practical guide to EXPLAIN ANALYZE: what it does, how to read a query plan without drowning in node types, and the three fixes - indexes, query…
Read moreHow to size a PostgreSQL connection pool without guessing: the (cores x 2) + 1 formula, PgBouncer pool_size math, why bigger pools are slower,…
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