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 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"
I can remove that but I'm trying to reward early users for taking the risk on a new product. Any other suggestions?
I cringe at Firebase and worry that this might be an issue. I would prefer not to have code debt at the start.
Many people cringe at this approach, as most prefer to use industry-best standards and avoid refactoring. However, since most projects fail anyway, I prioritize speed and opt for managed tools.
I believe that with extensive experience, one can effectively manage everything from the start. Nevertheless, implementing your own authentication, designing database schemas, and managing infrastructure can all be challenges addressed later if the project proves successful. What is your preferred stack and infra for starting projects?
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’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.
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