We are hiring at Supabase! There are 60 open positions across engineering, sales, design, and many more, so there should be something that would fit you! We are a remote company, so where you live doesn't matter. If you are awesome at what you do, we'd love to work with you!

Your database needs to handle 100K+ writes per second. What are you choosing? A. Postgres B. MySQL C. Cassandra D. MongoDB

postgres didn't blow up till its 30s ur panicking about ur side project after 3 months chill bro

You are starting a company today and expect huge traffic within 3 years. What database stack are you choosing? A. Postgres + Prisma + Redis + AWS RDS B. Postgres + Drizzle + pgvector + Supabase C. MySQL + Vitess + PlanetScale D. MongoDB + Mongoose + Atlas

How it feels running the @supabase Account

these free tiers are too good to be free man, someone is lying.

One of the worst feelings in life is knowing you’re meant for more and still copy-pasting code you don’t understand.

If you rewrite your side project in a new framework every month, good, your problem is aim. Point that same obsession at one Postgres database for 2 years and continue honing in your product and people will start calling you an expert instead.

The most dangerous moment is right after you push to prod. You did it. CI passed. The deploy went green. You closed the laptop. Now what? Most devs let themselves relax into false security because the alerts have gone quiet. You need to understand that it is a gift, not a curse, to always be one Slack notification away from an incident. There is no final release.

How did he build Facebook without Supabase? 💀

claude pro tip

You think every company is building AI agents on vector databases because you spend too much time on X. Step outside and you’ll realize most businesses are running on a SQL Server from 2012 that nobody’s allowed to restart.

Why is it so much worse on medium than high? It’s the same model??

Oregon is so underrated

Coke Zero is trying to taste like Coke. Diet Coke is just doing its own thing. respect.

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Postgres > MySQL > MongoDB Agree

Oracle Database license - $47,500 per processor SQL Server Enterprise - ~$15,000 per 2 cores MongoDB Enterprise - Contact sales Postgres license - $0 Most-used database by developers - Postgres Most-admired database by developers - Postgres

Looks like DevRel is on the up⬆️