Fastest Way to Deploy a Database (10 Seconds!?)

[@Max14211]

"Prolly gonna get billed like $100 bucks for this...but it's fine" 🤣🤣🤣 What A Beast! Thank you for your service sensei

[@jsjoeio]

This was actually super fascinating as a DX experiment. Would be interesting to see more of these types of experiments. Would also love to see more Supabase content! Or like a Supabase vs Planetscale

[@leerob]

Planning to do a whole video on Supabase. It's really nice 😁

[@andrewheller1081]

I'd love to see you build something with Planetscale!

[@CardinalHijack]

Interesting video. Would love more DB stuff! I don't necessarily agree that speed = good DX though. Speed could be a factor of good DX, so long as its not at the cost of other things. I think a clear UI which is easy to navigate makes a good DX for this kind of thing. Setting up a database correctly could be fairly intensive - restricting access, putting limits on things, creating read/write users etc. There is also the time it takes to plug into that database on my frontend/api/backend. I don't really care about which of those is fastest - I would only care about which of those is most easy to find and carry out and maintain. Firebase is a good example of this - its very quick to set up but I find a lot of the "extra" stuff on firebase very cumbersome, slow and unintuitive. Digital Ocean is the opposite, setting up is a bit slower, but navigating the UI is fantastic. Information is displayed clearly like RAM/CPU etc. Finding things in the future is very straightforward. Price is also factors into DX imo. Saying "im probably going to get billed $100 for this" because you have no idea how much the price is or how the pricing works is a sign of a bad DX imo.

[@leerob]

As mentioned, it's just one factor :) You make some good points here for other factors to consider!

[@MrAhvids]

I'd like to see them compared in price and how easy they are to request data

[@leerob]

That's a great point! A price comparison against this would be really helpful. Especially for those considering free tiers.

[@MrAhvids]

@@leerob maybe feature comparison too, there are a few unique ones there (that I know of)

[@vaniad555]

Thank you for putting all this info together for the rest of us, saves tuns of time in research and experimenting, totally want to see more on data.

[@smakosh]

Great experiment! would love to see this but for CMSs

[@vasiovasio]

Really useful video Lee! Thank you for your effort!

[@mikko1042]

Which one would you recommend for nextJS? Something that can scale up and can handle the most common features of every web app like authentication, complex CRUD, etc.?

[@HappySingh-yt6vm]

Yeah I have the same question

[@nosnart9453]

supabase 😊

[@leerob]

Honestly, all of these would be able to scale and handle auth and CRUD for a Next.js app! The larger question is where you're hosting your Next.js app, as serverless vs. managing your own servers changes the answer. If you're using serverless (like Vercel) for your Next.js app, here are some suggestions: For PostgreSQL: Supabase For SQL: PlanetScale For NoSQL: Firebase For Redis: Upstash Fauna is hard to categorize, but also works well!

[@nosouponhead]

@@leerob Not Railway?

[@inversebrah]

Love your work man, keep it up ✌️

[@elkounimoez6503]

Wow this is insane!

[@EmmanuelOdii80]

Hey leerob. Thanks for the video. Please, are there ways to get browsers session or cookies inside of a server component? I mean getserversideprops?

[@k2p11]

I’m trying to find the fastest way to deploy my race car out on the track. How did I end up here!???

[@leerob]

🏎

[@tcoa04dineshkumar8]

Can u do tutorial on making a wordpress link simple system, like adding login system to your site and writing blog there and it automatically gets converts to MDX when saved or published. I think this would be interesting

[@node3079]

Underrated channel..

[@chankailoon]

I am using railway, I find I very easy to setup and work with. With Prisma. Now I am exploring supabase because of the built-in authentication and storage. Both using nextjs of course. Maybe you can recommend the stack for each popular services for certain apps?

[@lilmoss16]

it would be cool to compare prices

[@pieter-venter]

Can you add scalegrid to this video?

[@gabrielnbds]

liked because of the red bull on the thambnail

[@sunris3919]

hey LeeRob , which project u recommend for improve Nextjs frontend skills? , pls help me thanks.

[@leerob]

Check this out :) nextjs.org/learn

[@vaniad555]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppfEhIiPlriaiNE , tailwind, use// npx create-next-app -e with-tailwindcss

[@unmy400]

10 secs, insane lol

[@ruggeddog3103]

mongodb , upstash

[@imjulianeral]

:D

[@ilikespaghetti2170]

this is a mongodb slander