This is 100% true, I definitely should have clarified that by scale I did not mean traffic scale, but complexity/feature scale. The auth rules are just not scalable past a few tables IMO thats the real problem
This combo is amazing. I have my company's control panel build around SvelteKit + Pocketbase. I am using Pocketbase as a framework and extended it out.
Oh, yes. I've been running this for a project that is a small containerized instance I can spin up quickly amongst multiple teams. It gets even better once you run the Go Extensible version, then you can really make it functional with back-end CRON jobs. Having too much fun with both of these.
You can even embed your static front end files in pocketbase and get the back end to serve them. It only takes a couple of lines of codes amd in fact that is the approach taken to serve the admin dashboard
For many years I loved dynamic typing with ruby, after more years with golang, typescript and pydantic it is hard to go back. I like your technical choices. PB can definitely scale for the majority of projects.
@@bmdavis419 And I think it's also great from a learning perspective or trying out new front-end technologies. You don't have to think about your backend stuff and you can switch or mix different technologies on the front end thanks to astro islands
Please make a video on mobile app development with Sveltekit + CapacitorJS + Supabase! I think this will really be the most productive stack overtaking React Native in the future
pocketbase can probably meet your production worklods , almost 10k writes per second. the issue would be replicatng the sqlite instance . you can aso use the hooks for finer graned validations or even use it as a framework and use it as a go package
PocketBase is extremely underrated. If they adopt Turso over SQLite scalability wouldn’t be as bad, not to mention you can extend it with Golang if you need more functionality.
Yea I don't think server scale is the problem, its more the complexity scale. Pocketbase collections are not good for complex data models I will die on that hill
Profile picture is temporary, the name change is just because my name is the least SEOable name on the planet, need to figure out something else (Ben is way too fucking common XD)
node in backend is never good, unless u plan to serve less than 1k customers. Anything beyond that is a completely joke, any benchmark can prove you are like 50x wrong.
just use appsmith guys stop wasting time unless you are learning. but anotherbase is just bad and will eventually reach student loan levels of technical debt.
@@skyhappy yes but most low code can handle a todo list or whatever 3 tables data model mr ben media that almost destroyed his Ben Davis personal brand for whatever "Davis Media" is just made a 10 minute yap video about.
90% of the websites has less than 10million users/visitor. Pockekbase is great in these traffic range
This is 100% true, I definitely should have clarified that by scale I did not mean traffic scale, but complexity/feature scale. The auth rules are just not scalable past a few tables IMO thats the real problem
This combo is amazing. I have my company's control panel build around SvelteKit + Pocketbase. I am using Pocketbase as a framework and extended it out.
Yea this is exactly where IMO it thrives
The extensibility is one of the best parts! Personally I have to have routes for raw sql queries but adding them with auth is so simple
Really? Can someone give us a repos as example?
@good-dev-student I cannot share my private code.
Just search up pocketbade CRUD very easy u can build urself @@good-dev-student
Appreciated how you describe the thinking behind tool selection. Very clear presentation - nothing to leave out, likely nothing to add. #perfect
I really like how you talk about your decisions.
Oh, yes. I've been running this for a project that is a small containerized instance I can spin up quickly amongst multiple teams. It gets even better once you run the Go Extensible version, then you can really make it functional with back-end CRON jobs. Having too much fun with both of these.
Yea this is a huge thing I probably should have covered, using it from a go BE is so good
Thanks... I would love to try this stack
You can even embed your static front end files in pocketbase and get the back end to serve them. It only takes a couple of lines of codes amd in fact that is the approach taken to serve the admin dashboard
Ye I need to set this up
You're AMAZING! - Would be nice tho, to see your spin on a SSR with pocketbase! ;) - I think you'll nail it!
Looking forward to the new stack you'll pick next week
me too
For many years I loved dynamic typing with ruby, after more years with golang, typescript and pydantic it is hard to go back. I like your technical choices. PB can definitely scale for the majority of projects.
I think Pocketbase will also be a great pair with Astro
That is actually a really good take, I think the two would be perfect for each other for like a blog site or something like that
@@bmdavis419 And I think it's also great from a learning perspective or trying out new front-end technologies. You don't have to think about your backend stuff and you can switch or mix different technologies on the front end thanks to astro islands
Astro is on big decline
@@ridass.7137 Astro monthly npm installs doubled this year
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I’ve been working with next and pocket base. Pb is awesome
Please make a video on mobile app development with Sveltekit + CapacitorJS + Supabase! I think this will really be the most productive stack overtaking React Native in the future
Thoughts on sveltekit vs nuxt?
pocketbase can probably meet your production worklods , almost 10k writes per second. the issue would be replicatng the sqlite instance . you can aso use the hooks for finer graned validations or even use it as a framework and use it as a go package
Have you tried Dexie Cloud yet?
What kind of graphic editor are you using there?
Should go well with Nuxt as well right?
yep, any FE framework would work
Sveltekit + Pocketbase is Good for Building Quick Stuff , no one actually noticed it ....
Astro + Pocketbase tooo
Good timing of video as always
PocketBase is extremely underrated. If they adopt Turso over SQLite scalability wouldn’t be as bad, not to mention you can extend it with Golang if you need more functionality.
Yea I don't think server scale is the problem, its more the complexity scale. Pocketbase collections are not good for complex data models I will die on that hill
What’s up with the rebrand?
Profile picture is temporary, the name change is just because my name is the least SEOable name on the planet, need to figure out something else (Ben is way too fucking common XD)
he needs to stop being the second search result to Ben Awad who didn't post in over a year on youtube.
@@bmdavis419create a custom name like SvbenX 😅
@hoeszyslak6989 yeah he dead Ben awad on dev world
Interesting. Try securing it at network layer id it is only ten.
lack of TS is a big down for me, I hate using raw JS
I generally do too
why not just use a Cloudflare worker
typescript is amazing tho
it is, like I said I only really did raw JS as a meme (although I did kinda enjoy it)
@@bmdavis419 it's fun until you have a type error 🤣
Best stack: EdgeDB (complex modeling) node/express angular/ primeNG flutter vercel
EdgeDB goes hard. It unironically removes the need for an ORM. Flutter + angular is a weird flex tho lol
no and no
Angular lol 😂
node in backend is never good, unless u plan to serve less than 1k customers. Anything beyond that is a completely joke, any benchmark can prove you are like 50x wrong.
Pocketbase os build on golang
just use appsmith guys stop wasting time unless you are learning. but anotherbase is just bad and will eventually reach student loan levels of technical debt.
I don’t really know what you are talking about.
Low code is more like low flexibility
Skill Issue
>skill issue is le bad
@@skyhappy yes but most low code can handle a todo list or whatever 3 tables data model mr ben media that almost destroyed his Ben Davis personal brand for whatever "Davis Media" is just made a 10 minute yap video about.