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Supabase, a complete back end for web and mobile applications based entirely on free open source software.
The biggest challenge when building an app is not writing code, but rather architecting a complete system that works at scale.
Products like Firebase and Amplify have addressed this barrier, but there's one big problem.
They lock you into proprietary technology on a specific cloud platform.
Supabase was created in 2019 specifically as an open source is Firebase alternative.
At a high level, it provides 2 things.
On the back end, we have infrastructure, like a database, file storage, and edge functions is that run-in the cloud.
On the front end, we have client side SDKs that can easily connect this infrastructure to your favorite front end JavaScript framework, React Native, Flutter, and many other platforms.
As a developer, you could manage your Postgres database with an easy to understand UI, which automatically generates REST and Graph QL APIs, to use in your code.
The database integrates directly with user authentication, making it almost trivial to implement row level security.
And like Firebase, it can listen to data changes in real time while scaling to virtually any workload.
To get started, you can self host with Docker or sign up for a fully managed account that starts with a free tier.
On the dashboard, you can create tables in your Postgres database with the click of a button.
Insert columns to build out your schema, then add new rows to populate it with data.
By default, every project has an authentication schema to manage users within the application.
This opens the door to row level security, where you write policies to control who has access to your data.
In addition, the database supports triggers to react to changes in your data and Postgres functions to run toward procedures directly on the database server.
It's a nice interface, but it also automatically generates custom API documentation for for you.
From here, we can copy queries tailored to our database and use them in a JavaScript project, install the Supabase SDK with NPM, then connect to your project and sign a user and with a single line of code.
And now, we can listen to any changes to the authentication state in real time with on auth state change.
When it comes to the database, we don't is to write raw SQL code.
Instead, we can paste in that JavaScript code from the API docs or use the REST and GraphQL APIs is directly and that's all it takes to build an authenticated full stack application.
However, you may still want to run your own custom server side code, in which case, serverless edge functions can be developed with Deno and TypeScript, then easily distributed around the globe.
This has been Supabase in 100 seconds.
If you wanna build something awesome on this platform, we just released a brand new Supabase course on Fireship IO.
It's free to get started, so check it out to learn more.
Thanks for watching and I will see you in the Next one.

Speaker 0: Supabase, a complete back end for web and mobile applications based entirely on free open source software. The biggest challenge when building an app is not writing code, but rather architecting a complete system that works at scale. Products like Firebase and Amplify have addressed this barrier, but there's one big problem. They lock you into proprietary technology on a specific cloud platform. Supabase was created in 2019 specifically as an open source is Firebase alternative.

At a high level, it provides 2 things. On the back end, we have infrastructure, like a database, file storage, and edge functions is that run-in the cloud. On the front end, we have client side SDKs that can easily connect this infrastructure to your favorite front end JavaScript framework, React Native, Flutter, and many other platforms. As a developer, you could manage your Postgres database with an easy to understand UI, which automatically generates REST and Graph QL APIs, to use in your code. The database integrates directly with user authentication, making it almost trivial to implement row level security.

And like Firebase, it can listen to data changes in real time while scaling to virtually any workload. To get started, you can self host with Docker or sign up for a fully managed account that starts with a free tier. On the dashboard, you can create tables in your Postgres database with the click of a button. Insert columns to build out your schema, then add new rows to populate it with data. By default, every project has an authentication schema to manage users within the application.

This opens the door to row level security, where you write policies to control who has access to your data. In addition, the database supports triggers to react to changes in your data and Postgres functions to run toward procedures directly on the database server. It's a nice interface, but it also automatically generates custom API documentation for for you. From here, we can copy queries tailored to our database and use them in a JavaScript project, install the Supabase SDK with NPM, then connect to your project and sign a user and with a single line of code. And now, we can listen to any changes to the authentication state in real time with on auth state change.

When it comes to the database, we don't is to write raw SQL code. Instead, we can paste in that JavaScript code from the API docs or use the REST and GraphQL APIs is directly and that's all it takes to build an authenticated full stack application. However, you may still want to run your own custom server side code, in which case, serverless edge functions can be developed with Deno and TypeScript, then easily distributed around the globe. This has been Supabase in 100 seconds. If you wanna build something awesome on this platform, we just released a brand new Supabase course on Fireship IO.

It's free to get started, so check it out to learn more. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the Next one.
Supabase, a complete back end for web and mobile applications based entirely on free open source software. The biggest challenge when building an app is not writing code, but rather architecting a complete system that works at scale. Products like Firebase and Amplify have addressed this barrier, but there's one big problem. They lock you into proprietary technology on a specific cloud platform. Supabase was created in 2019 specifically as an open source is Firebase alternative. At a high level, it provides 2 things. On the back end, we have infrastructure, like a database, file storage, and edge functions is that run-in the cloud.
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On the front end, we have client side SDKs that can easily connect this infrastructure to your favorite front end JavaScript framework, React Native, Flutter, and many other platforms. As a developer, you could manage your Postgres database with an easy to understand UI, which automatically generates REST and Graph QL APIs, to use in your code. The database integrates directly with user authentication, making it almost trivial to implement row level security. And like Firebase, it can listen to data changes in real time while scaling to virtually any workload. To get started, you can self host with Docker or sign up for a fully managed account that starts with a free tier. On the dashboard, you can create tables in your Postgres database with the click of a button. Insert columns to build out your schema, then add new rows to populate it with data. By default, every project has an authentication schema to manage users within the application. This opens the door to row level security, where you write policies to control who has access to your data. In addition, the database supports triggers to react to changes in your data and Postgres functions to run toward procedures directly on the database server. It's a nice interface, but it also automatically generates custom API documentation for for you. From here, we can copy queries tailored to our database and use them in a JavaScript project, install the Supabase SDK with NPM, then connect to your project and sign a user and with a single line of code. And now, we can listen to any changes to the authentication state in real time with on auth state change. When it comes to the database, we don't is to write raw SQL code. Instead, we can paste in that JavaScript code from the API docs or use the REST and GraphQL APIs is directly and that's all it takes to build an authenticated full stack application.
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However, you may still want to run your own custom server side code, in which case, serverless edge functions can be developed with Deno and TypeScript, then easily distributed around the globe. This has been Supabase in 100 seconds. If you wanna build something awesome on this platform, we just released a brand new Supabase course on Fireship IO.
It's free to get started, so check it out to learn more. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the Next one.
Supabase, a complete back end for web and mobile applications based entirely on free open source software. The biggest challenge when building an app is not writing code, but rather architecting a complete system that works at scale. Products like Firebase and Amplify have addressed this barrier, but there's one big problem. They lock you into proprietary technology on a specific cloud platform. Supabase was created in 2019 specifically as an open source is Firebase alternative. At a high level, it provides 2 things. On the back end, we have infrastructure, like a database, file storage, and edge functions is that run-in the cloud. On the front end, we have client side SDKs that can easily connect this infrastructure to your favorite front end JavaScript framework, React Native, Flutter, and many other platforms. As a developer, you could manage your Postgres database with an easy to understand UI, which automatically generates REST and Graph QL APIs, to use in your code. The database integrates directly with user authentication, making it almost trivial to implement row level security. And like Firebase, it can listen to data changes in real time while scaling to virtually any workload. To get started, you can self host with Docker or sign up for a fully managed account that starts with a free tier. On the dashboard, you can create tables in your Postgres database with the click of a button. Insert columns to build out your schema, then add new rows to populate it with data. By default, every project has an authentication schema to manage users within the application. This opens the door to row level security, where you write policies to control who has access to your data. In addition, the database supports triggers to react to changes in your data and Postgres functions to run toward procedures directly on the database server. It's a nice interface, but it also automatically generates custom API documentation for for you. From here, we can copy queries tailored to our database and use them in a JavaScript project, install the Supabase SDK with NPM, then connect to your project and sign a user and with a single line of code. And now, we can listen to any changes to the authentication state in real time with on auth state change. When it comes to the database, we don't is to write raw SQL code. Instead, we can paste in that JavaScript code from the API docs or use the REST and GraphQL APIs is directly and that's all it takes to build an authenticated full stack application. However, you may still want to run your own custom server side code, in which case, serverless edge functions can be developed with Deno and TypeScript, then easily distributed around the globe. This has been Supabase in 100 seconds. If you wanna build something awesome on this platform, we just released a brand new Supabase course on Fireship IO. It's free to get started, so check it out to learn more. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the Next one.
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on
on
this
this
platform,
platform
we
we
just
just
released
released
a
a
brand
brand
new
new
Supabase
supabase
course
course
on
on
Fireship
fireship
IO.
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it's
free
free
to
to
get
get
started,
started
so
so
check
check
it
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out
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to
to
learn
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more.
more
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The speaker explains that building an app is key to solving the barrier of using open source software. Supabase is created in 2019 as an alternative to years of proprietary technology and is designed to allow developers to manage their Postgres database and create tables on the front end. The database is integrated directly with user authentication and can easily be embedded in a JavaScript project. The speaker also mentions a new course on Fireship IO for developers to learn more.
Supabase in 100 Seconds
Supabase, a complete back end for web and mobile applications based entirely on free open source software. The biggest challenge when building an app is not writing code, but rather architecting a complete system that works at scale. Products like Firebase and Amplify have addressed this barrier, but there's one big problem. They lock you into proprietary technology on a specific cloud platform. Supabase was created in 2019 specifically as an open source is Firebase alternative. At a high level, it provides 2 things. On the back end, we have infrastructure, like a database, file storage, and edge functions is that run-in the cloud. On the front end, we have client side SDKs that can easily connect this infrastructure to your favorite front end JavaScript framework, React Native, Flutter, and many other platforms. As a developer, you could manage your Postgres database with an easy to understand UI, which automatically generates REST and Graph QL APIs, to use in your code. The database integrates directly with user authentication, making it almost trivial to implement row level security. And like Firebase, it can listen to data changes in real time while scaling to virtually any workload. To get started, you can self host with Docker or sign up for a fully managed account that starts with a free tier. On the dashboard, you can create tables in your Postgres database with the click of a button. Insert columns to build out your schema, then add new rows to populate it with data. By default, every project has an authentication schema to manage users within the application. This opens the door to row level security, where you write policies to control who has access to your data. In addition, the database supports triggers to react to changes in your data and Postgres functions to run toward procedures directly on the database server. It's a nice interface, but it also automatically generates custom API documentation for for you. From here, we can copy queries tailored to our database and use them in a JavaScript project, install the Supabase SDK with NPM, then connect to your project and sign a user and with a single line of code. And now, we can listen to any changes to the authentication state in real time with on auth state change. When it comes to the database, we don't is to write raw SQL code. Instead, we can paste in that JavaScript code from the API docs or use the REST and GraphQL APIs is directly and that's all it takes to build an authenticated full stack application. However, you may still want to run your own custom server side code, in which case, serverless edge functions can be developed with Deno and TypeScript, then easily distributed around the globe. This has been Supabase in 100 seconds. If you wanna build something awesome on this platform, we just released a brand new Supabase course on Fireship IO. It's free to get started, so check it out to learn more. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the Next one.
The speaker explains that building an app is key to solving the barrier of using open source software. Supabase is created in 2019 as an alternative to years of proprietary technology and is designed to allow developers to manage their Postgres database and create tables on the front end. The database is integrated directly with user authentication and can easily be embedded in a JavaScript project. The speaker also mentions a new course on Fireship IO for developers to learn more.

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