I used Supabase in a previous project and found that I prefer Firebase for MVPs.
1. I prefer NoSQL to start because I don’t have to deal with numerous database migrations when I want to update the schema due to changing requirements.
I’m curious if it is a tactic these days to not have a way to contact the website owners/founders/sales. It is becoming pretty common to see no email/contact. Is this a way to paywall that part as a premium feature?
I really hope that wasn’t the plan for this too. I’m more of the notion that a way to contact/email someone on the other end even if it is even sales "sales@foobar.com" is a way more comfortable/trusty feeling than seeing no way to contact at all.
I feel like these "50% off for the first 50 users!" sales are 99 % scams, all that's missing is "purchase in the next 5 minutes for 80 % off"
Supebase instead of firebase would be better imho.
I used Supabase in a previous project and found that I prefer Firebase for MVPs.
1. I prefer NoSQL to start because I don’t have to deal with numerous database migrations when I want to update the schema due to changing requirements.
2. I prefer Firebase’s out-of-the-box authentication: https://blog.hyperknot.com/p/comparing-auth-providers
However, I would consider Supabase if row-level security or complex queries were necessary for the MVP.
Regardless, if one of my MVPs gained real traction, I would want to move away from a Backend-as-a-Service solution.
I’m curious if it is a tactic these days to not have a way to contact the website owners/founders/sales. It is becoming pretty common to see no email/contact. Is this a way to paywall that part as a premium feature?
I really hope that wasn’t the plan for this too. I’m more of the notion that a way to contact/email someone on the other end even if it is even sales "sales@foobar.com" is a way more comfortable/trusty feeling than seeing no way to contact at all.
Best wishes to your effort.
I appreciate the feedback I will add that to the lander.
You said that you couldn't find one, so MakerKit.dev has dev/prod envs, and many more features.
I did check out their features but did not see that listed on their landing page.
May consider dropping the $300 to try out their kit.
I cringe at Firebase and worry that this might be an issue. I would prefer not to have code debt at the start.