Neon is, by design, one of the best serverless Postgres platforms available — branching, autoscaling, storage and compute split apart so either can scale independently. None of that is in question. What changes for teams considering a Neon to Supabase migration isn’t usually dissatisfaction with Neon as a database. It’s that a database was never […]
Why teams stop stitching Cognito, S3, and API Gateway together by hand — and what actually happens to your database, auth, and API layer along the way. Amazon RDS is, at its core, a very good managed Postgres instance — and nothing more. That’s not a criticism; it’s the design. RDS handles provisioning, patching, and […]
A practical look at the reasons behind the move, what happens to your data and auth, and how to plan a migration that doesn’t break production. Firebase is a great way to ship a first version fast. Firestore, Auth, and Storage come pre-wired, and for a prototype or an early MVP, that speed is exactly […]
Supabase migration means three different things depending on which direction you’re moving: importing an existing Postgres (or Firestore, or Heroku Postgres) database into Supabase, versioning schema changes inside a Supabase project as it grows, or migrating a mature application off Supabase entirely once it outgrows a shared, multi-tenant platform. Most people searching for a single “how […]
Supabase vs AWS is really two questions dressed up as one. The first is “which backend gets my product into users’ hands fastest?” — and for most teams under a few hundred thousand users, Supabase wins that one comfortably. The second is “which one still makes sense once we have real scale, real compliance requirements, and […]
Appwrite vs Supabase is the comparison almost every team lands on the moment they decide to skip building auth, storage, and a database layer from scratch. Both are open-source backend-as-a-service platforms, both can be self-hosted or run as managed cloud, and both promise to get an app from idea to production without a dedicated backend team. […]
