At this point, Parse is open source, too. Why an open source clone if you can have the original?
The quality of the code is a factor. Parsed wasn't originally intended to be open source.
Kinto by Mozilla – An open-source Parse alternative
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Re: Kinto by Mozilla – An open-source Parse alternative
#22At this point, Parse is open source, too. Why an open source clone if you can have the original?
This is not a feature complete replacement AFAIK. No push , no cloud code , no webhooks , no admin panel , no analytics though I'm sure people will contribute to the project and add some of these features. EDIT: Hi folks, I was obviously talking about Parse, not Kinto. Kinto seems to have more features than Parse Server for now ! Looks like an awesome replacement.
There is actually an admin console (http://kinto.github.io/kinto-admin/) and webhooks are currently in the pipe (https://github.com/Kinto/kinto-webpush)
Re: Kinto by Mozilla – An open-source Parse alternative
#23At this point, Parse is open source, too. Why an open source clone if you can have the original?
This is not a feature complete replacement AFAIK. No push , no cloud code , no webhooks , no admin panel , no analytics though I'm sure people will contribute to the project and add some of these features. EDIT: Hi folks, I was obviously talking about Parse, not Kinto. Kinto seems to have more features than Parse Server for now ! Looks like an awesome replacement.
There's an admin panel https://github.com/Kinto/kinto-admin
Push: https://github.com/Kinto/kinto-webpush and https://github.com/leplatrem/cliquet-pusher
What do you mean by "cloud code"?
Anyway yeah, we're expecting help from the community to bring what's missing :)
Re: Kinto by Mozilla – An open-source Parse alternative
#24I've been looking at dreamfactory for a while (http://dreamfactory.com).
Would anyone here be interested in putting together a "awesome mbaas" list like awesome django [1] ?
I'm willing to setup on my github there. lmk
Re: Kinto by Mozilla – An open-source Parse alternative
#25At this point, Parse is open source, too. Why an open source clone if you can have the original?
You still have to host and manage it.
We have a one click deploy to heroku button http://kinto.readthedocs.org/en/latest/get-started.html#depl...
It's not entirely satisfying, but that just proves we could integrate with many hosting platforms.
Re: Kinto by Mozilla – An open-source Parse alternative
#26Here is a comparison table with Parse, Firebase, CouchDB and others for easy reference: http://kinto.readthedocs.org/en/latest/overview.html#compari...
Meteor Livequery / DDP should really be on that list.
Re: Kinto by Mozilla – An open-source Parse alternative
#27Here is a comparison table with Parse, Firebase, CouchDB and others for easy reference: http://kinto.readthedocs.org/en/latest/overview.html#compari...
One thing that possibly could be added to that comparison: rethinkdb.
Rethink doesn't have a native http API though (as in for frontend/clients, I know it has an admin UI over http)
Re: Kinto by Mozilla – An open-source Parse alternative
#28http://deepstream.io/ seems as a more complete alternative [disclaimer: I'm a contributer]
This looks interesting. I love firebase (never used Parse) but deepstream looks a decent replacement of Firebase.
Re: Kinto by Mozilla – An open-source Parse alternative
#29Given Mozilla's track record on new projects, I really have to wonder how long this will last.
Re: Kinto by Mozilla – An open-source Parse alternative
#30Here is a comparison table with Parse, Firebase, CouchDB and others for easy reference: http://kinto.readthedocs.org/en/latest/overview.html#compari...
They list "Fine-grained permissions", but AFAICT, they don't support custom (programmable) permission rules. Is that correct?
That's correct. Permissions apply on a matrix of {buckets, collections, records} x {read, write, create}.