June 2020 Summaries

Steve Chavez, a maintainer of PostgREST, has joined the Supabase team on June 15th, 2020. He brings with him a rich history in open source and will be assisting in building one of Supabase's most demanded features - their Auth system. Additionally, Steve plans to enhance PostGIS support for PostgREST.

This month, Steve Chavez joins the team as a maintainer of PostgREST, an essential tool for Supabase. With a background in open source, Steve is collaborating with the team to develop their Auth system and contribute to upcoming features for PostgREST, such as enhanced PostGIS support.

In May 2020, Supabase made significant progress and was accepted into Y Combinator's fully remote cohort. Despite being in an early alpha stage, the platform received a positive response from the tech community. Updates include a revamped UI, table view, real-time listeners, instant RESTful APIs, and auto-documentation for APIs and Postgres schema. Supabase encourages users to start using their service and contribute to its development on GitHub.

Supabase, an open-source platform for Postgres, offers a simple interface and various features such as connectors, real-time listeners, and auto-documentation. Currently in its Alpha stage, Supabase aims to make Postgres as easy to use as Firebase. The platform is not production ready yet but users can provide feedback to help shape the product roadmap. Supabase is free to use while in alpha due to Digital Ocean's startup program, and users are encouraged to shut down their databases when done.

Supabase is a platform that aims to make Postgres as easy to use as Firebase, currently in its alpha phase. It allows users to set up Postgres in less than two minutes and provides auto-generated APIs. Users can query their database directly from the dashboard and analyze queries for optimization. However, it's not production ready yet and relies on user feedback for product development. Supabase is free to use during its alpha phase but users are encouraged to shut down databases when done. Upcoming features include a simple interface, connectors, real-time listeners, instant RESTful APIs, and auto-documentation.

In a recent update, Supabase announced its acceptance into Y Combinator and shared progress updates in a video. The company has received significant attention from the tech community despite being in an early development stage. Key updates include a revamped UI, table view feature, real-time listeners, instant RESTful APIs, and auto-documentation for APIs and Postgres schema. Supabase encourages users to start using their platform at supabase.com/dashboard and follow them on GitHub.