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Timelines we can share? I don't know... but soon ;)

The API is pretty simple! Not close to Firebase but simple to pick up. Here's some Kotlin: https://appwrite.io/docs/getting-started-for-android#fullExa... https://appwrite.io/docs/…

This actually looks suuuupppppeeeerrrr cool!!!

I do. If I were to attend a hackathon (which I haven't since 2020), I would use Firebase. It's simple and they sponsor every hackathon I've been to, so I get free credits. That sai…

No, we're trying to provide similar functionality, but we're not just cloning it down to the API. We have some of our own philosophy, for better or for worse, about what a good Baa…

We're looking into it. We optimistically want to do it. We haven't committed to doing it, because we're prioritizing some other stuff right now :P

I answered above, so look there for a detail response. If you like your experience to be decided for you, use Supabase, especially if you love interacting with a Postgres instance …

Both are great products, here's my biased (obviously) way of choosing between them: - Appwrite is really focused on a simplistic experience. If you check out our SDK documentation,…

We don't have instructors for this, per-se. There is an older article about using docker swarm -> https://dev.to/appwrite/30daysofappwrite-docker-swarm-integr... We're trying to up…

Appwrite is really meant to live happily beside your stack. Honestly, disable and rip out the containers you don't need, they're all stateless, and loosely coupled. You can disable…

Firebase is great for Hackathons =D

My honest two cents, which is biased, so take liberal amounts of salt. I think Supabase is verbose. You get to dig around the PostgreSQL instance, write SQL, etc. I know people tha…

There's two ways to address this if you don't wanna maintain/host. There will be a hosted Appwrite Cloud option => https://appwrite.io/cloud There is a way to do 1 click deployment…

Thank you!