@sgrove @JAMstackTORONTO In theory. On-demand builder functions are effectively just serverless functions with a wrapper to help @netlify influence their persisting/caching characteristics.
You're constrained by things like execution limits and memory as per:
https://docs.netlify.com/functions/overview/#default-deployment-options
You're constrained by things like execution limits and memory as per:
https://docs.netlify.com/functions/overview/#default-deployment-options
@ItWasMattGregg It was how flamboyant my air-punch and yelp of delight was that I’d struggle to justify to any passing adult.
But yes.
Agreed.
But yes.
Agreed.
@kiwicopple @supabase_io Thanks!
Yes totally. And the api and security model for interacting with the db from the client is very nice too. I was just keeping this first example focussed and simple.
Yes totally. And the api and security model for interacting with the db from the client is very nice too. I was just keeping this first example focussed and simple.
Really enjoying @supabase_io as an easy, yet powerful hosted database for my web projects.
So I wrote a quick explainer on getting started:
https://ntl.fyi/supa
So I wrote a quick explainer on getting started:
https://ntl.fyi/supa
@JAMstackTORONTO Pssst. It closes July 9th.
But yeah, get those submissions in, stat!
But yeah, get those submissions in, stat!
@JAMstackTORONTO @lukeocodes @bdougieYO @lowisren @sanity_io For reference:
Actual photo of me driving to the hole
Actual photo of me driving to the hole