playground-for-apple-swiftui VS Appwrite

Swift Playground

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A bare minimum Playground with SwiftUI to help you quickly start building apps.

Appwrite is a powerful open-source backend platform that enables you to create secured and scalable (web and mobile) applications. With Appwrite, you don't need to worry about the backend resources of your application because with Appwrite, you - "Build Fast. Scale Big. All in One Place."

In this article, we will look at how to build a simple message board web app with Next.js and AppWrite. In the end, we’ll have a working web app where users can authenticate, post their messages and read the messages of others. I worked with developers on my team to put this guide together. We think this is a good context for learning how to better use these tools and to build something useful along the way.

Appwrite - Build Fast. Scale Big. All in One Place. Appwrite is a backend platform for developing Web, Mobile, and Flutter applications. Built with the open source community and optimized for a developer experience in the coding languages you love.

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Using ready-made platforms: Instead of building the infrastructure and platform architecture for microservices from the ground up, you can consider utilizing ready-made platforms that mostly do the heavy lifting. E.g., Amplication, Strapi, AppWrite

Backend service (REST API, Supabase, Strapi, NestJs, Appwrite, or Airtable),

https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite: That is the only builder I know which currently does not have an enterprise option. I did not test it because of some scary bugs: https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3Abug They are also currently deploying their cloud service, so I would be at least cautious as to where they are heading.

Came here to mention Firebase as well. If it is important for you to self-host or if you want something hosted on-site, AppWrite is a good alternative BAAS but takes some initial setup compared to Firebase.

Today appwrite.io was posted in /r/vuejs and to me this looked like a nice starting point for a project. It provides a layer with services that immediately saves you some hassle when starting a project but its also generic enough that you're not investing in a tool that could be too restrictive later on. The generic nature of it is also provides the option to build out each service separately in your own solution.