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SupabasePaul CopplestoneAnnouncement
Supabase Alpha September 2020
Summary
Seven months into development, Supabase announced a series of platform updates across authentication, database tooling, and client libraries. The release introduced OAuth logins supporting Bitbucket, GitHub, GitLab, and Google, alongside table cloning and one-click Postgres extension management. In the SQL editor, users can now save favorite queries and access locally stored query histories directly within the browser. The web dashboard adopted Next.js automatic static optimization for improved responsiveness, while postgrest-js migrated to TypeScript and an isomorphic gotrue-js TypeScript library was built for Netlify GoTrue integration. Supabase is prioritizing a transition from Alpha to Beta by tracking open-source tool performance in a dedicated benchmarks repository.
Context
Seven months into developing Supabase, the team needed to expand platform capabilities and prepare for transitioning the project from Alpha to Beta.
Approach / What changed
Supabase implemented third-party OAuth logins, table cloning, one-click Postgres extension controls, Next.js static optimization, and TypeScript client libraries for GoTrue and PostgREST.
Takeaways
Supabase added third-party OAuth logins supporting Bitbucket, GitHub, GitLab, and Google.
The web dashboard utilizes Next.js automatic static optimization to enhance interface responsiveness.
An isomorphic gotrue-js library was created and postgrest-js was migrated to TypeScript in preparation for bundling into supabase-js.
Source and freshness
- Source
- supabase.com
- Published
- Added to Yomu
- Last updated
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