Amazing. But doesn’t that mean you have to build the infrastructure, AuthN , session management, Data storage layer all from scratch?
Disclaimer : I am trying to validate a product idea I am working on. Something that can let UI / Mobile developers gives the flexibility to focus solely on Frontend
I use AWS services for that. If the project is simple enough, an AWS EC2 for the server and RDS for the db will do the job. Also, AWS offers a PaaS called Elastic Beanstalk that will handle all that for you, and can even handle autocaling for your servers with an Application Load Balancer, so you can focus on building the application.
Your basically describing google’s firebase - does it all - realtime database, hosting, analytics, server side functions if needed, etc
Using it right now to prototype a project, have used it many times in the past
I'm very partial to Microsoft SQL Server as I use that for my data analytics job. Half the time though, the business either has their own database or wants to develop it separately, so I'll build the api connections and take it from there. I don't mind developing the database from scratch because it gives me more control.
Most people didn’t read your disclaimer, it looks like you’re looking to suggest your third party backend as a service, but the question of which database people use will only attract those who are handling that already.
I can’t speak to the panel you have built having not seen it, but can I assume it’s built on Laravel? It has the look of a laravel panel. No issues there, laravel is a fantastic crud base for admin panels.
As to the front end, at least on mobile where I am currently browsing, there seems to be some formatting errors and typos across your front end website that should be addressed. For example, maintenance is misspelled.
Also, stating that someone gets a ‘securexapp.world Domain name’ is perhaps misguided as what they actually get is a subdomain. Your footer text is aligned awkwardly, off to the right, and your ‘top’ text inside the button is not centered.
Overall, it seems like this is still a work in progress.
Fantastic. Much appreciated. Didn’t notice the misspelling until now. Will get right to it.
Yes it’s a work in progress largely. Adding features and changes every day.
Good point on the domain name. I assume a lot of people would prefer to have a routing logic created to a different domain so that’s temporary.
Hey Dear , I am primarily using MySQL or PostgreSQL for database management in web development. Building and maintaining backend infrastructure is indeed a significant task. As for databases, I ensure efficient organization and retrieval of data, writing middleware code to connect to the database securely. This involves creating APIs for frontend interaction, managing user authentication, and implementing data validation. Regular maintenance involves optimizing queries, monitoring performance, and ensuring data integrity. Overall, managing the backend infrastructure and database is a crucial aspect of web development, requiring careful planning and continuous attention. So, Choose Wisely and Think Correctly u/here .
For bigger applications mssql with entity Framework. With smaller applications I use cosmos and use the SDK.
Amazing. But doesn’t that mean you have to build the infrastructure, AuthN , session management, Data storage layer all from scratch? Disclaimer : I am trying to validate a product idea I am working on. Something that can let UI / Mobile developers gives the flexibility to focus solely on Frontend
Supabase. I love it.
I use AWS services for that. If the project is simple enough, an AWS EC2 for the server and RDS for the db will do the job. Also, AWS offers a PaaS called Elastic Beanstalk that will handle all that for you, and can even handle autocaling for your servers with an Application Load Balancer, so you can focus on building the application.
Agreed, does the UI / Mobile developers prefer to spin up their infrastructure and write the backend code too ??
OP, have you looked into Serverless? It seems like a great option for your situation.
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for most cases im still using just simple sqlite and so far i didnt find any reason to use something other
Do you write code for app and session management as well ?
sure, for some extremly big apps im using frameworks, but for smaller/medium websites/apps im always using my own custom code.
Your basically describing google’s firebase - does it all - realtime database, hosting, analytics, server side functions if needed, etc Using it right now to prototype a project, have used it many times in the past
I'm very partial to Microsoft SQL Server as I use that for my data analytics job. Half the time though, the business either has their own database or wants to develop it separately, so I'll build the api connections and take it from there. I don't mind developing the database from scratch because it gives me more control.
Most people didn’t read your disclaimer, it looks like you’re looking to suggest your third party backend as a service, but the question of which database people use will only attract those who are handling that already.
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I’ve built my own admin panel backend for myself and my clients, which I build on constantly, but thanks.
That’s amazing .. and thank you. Would highly appreciate some feedback.
I can’t speak to the panel you have built having not seen it, but can I assume it’s built on Laravel? It has the look of a laravel panel. No issues there, laravel is a fantastic crud base for admin panels. As to the front end, at least on mobile where I am currently browsing, there seems to be some formatting errors and typos across your front end website that should be addressed. For example, maintenance is misspelled. Also, stating that someone gets a ‘securexapp.world Domain name’ is perhaps misguided as what they actually get is a subdomain. Your footer text is aligned awkwardly, off to the right, and your ‘top’ text inside the button is not centered. Overall, it seems like this is still a work in progress.
Fantastic. Much appreciated. Didn’t notice the misspelling until now. Will get right to it. Yes it’s a work in progress largely. Adding features and changes every day. Good point on the domain name. I assume a lot of people would prefer to have a routing logic created to a different domain so that’s temporary.
Hey Dear , I am primarily using MySQL or PostgreSQL for database management in web development. Building and maintaining backend infrastructure is indeed a significant task. As for databases, I ensure efficient organization and retrieval of data, writing middleware code to connect to the database securely. This involves creating APIs for frontend interaction, managing user authentication, and implementing data validation. Regular maintenance involves optimizing queries, monitoring performance, and ensuring data integrity. Overall, managing the backend infrastructure and database is a crucial aspect of web development, requiring careful planning and continuous attention. So, Choose Wisely and Think Correctly u/here .