Building A Slack Clone With Preview Environments

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Supabase

In summary, using open source tools and frameworks like supabase, Next.js and Preevy can be a powerful combination for creating scalable full-stack applications, and more effective development workflows.

#Developer Tools #Realtime Backend / API #Backend As A Service 429 social mentions

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Slack

On the frontend side of things, we’ll be using a simple Next.js app - a Slack clone, taken from one of Supabase’s examples - here’s a link to the repo that we’ll be using.

#Communication #Group Chat & Notifications #Chat 208 social mentions

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Next.js

In summary, using open source tools and frameworks like supabase, Next.js and Preevy can be a powerful combination for creating scalable full-stack applications, and more effective development workflows.

#Developer Tools #Web Frameworks #JavaScript Framework 923 social mentions

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Firebase

On the backend side of things, we’re going to use Supabase, an OSS project designed as an alternative to Google’s Firebase - a platform for DB, realtime communication, authentication and more.

#Developer Tools #App Development #Backend As A Service 248 social mentions

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Amazon Lightsail

To achieve that, we’ll be using Preevy, an open source tool for provisioning preview environments with minimal configuration. Preevy will build and deploy our app using a cloud provider, in this case cheap AWS Lightsail VMs, while exposing the services with a public, sharable URL for team collaboration.

#VPS #Cloud Computing #Databases 50 social mentions