Yes we all love pocketbase and all these other free awesome tools but I hope we don’t just use them and end at that. Let’s also appreciate the cracked devs who gave us these tools with some financial donations and sponsorships .
Hey Luke, Thank you very much for your informative video but can you show us the many total requests that you made from start unit you finished the test? Also I found a way to try to protect from DDos using cloudflare I would like to discuss it with you see if it will be more effective
In the last run of hey there wasn’t a report at the end because it was just all errors from being flooded (very naive overloaded server test). Cloudflare is the final layer for ddos protection and should be added on after this basic hardening.
With pocketbase not having functions yet, is it safe to say your "backend logic" lives in your front-end product? So for example, account creation after auth etc, is done directly from the client.
@@FilledStacks PocketBase has extend with JS which is similar to cloud functions. You can also import PocketBase as a golang package and build anything you can dream of
Thanks for the video!
4:11 pocketbase keeps surprising
Yes we all love pocketbase and all these other free awesome tools but I hope we don’t just use them and end at that. Let’s also appreciate the cracked devs who gave us these tools with some financial donations and sponsorships .
Thanks a lot, wonderfully informative video :))
Thanks! Following the series :)
Thank you so much for this tutorial man
4:17 you can press Ctrl + arrow to navigate quickly
or Ctrl + e or Ctrl + a to jump around to the end or to the begging
Ctrl + arrow doesn't always work on macOS systems neither does Option + arrow but Ctrl + e/a does so I appreciate that!
Hmmmm, the more I read about it, the more I like what it sounds like, good vid.
Nicely done! it would be nice if you talk about data backup and restore using self hosted PB
PB ❤ I'm currently working on a project. The backend is in PB. The API response time is 35-40ms. Astonishingly fast.
it's a great backend base
Pocketbase is cool shit
Hey Luke,
Thank you very much for your informative video but can you show us the many total requests that you made from start unit you finished the test?
Also I found a way to try to protect from DDos using cloudflare I would like to discuss it with you see if it will be more effective
In the last run of hey there wasn’t a report at the end because it was just all errors from being flooded (very naive overloaded server test). Cloudflare is the final layer for ddos protection and should be added on after this basic hardening.
Also feel free to discuss on here or DM me on Twitter at luke_pighetti
With pocketbase not having functions yet, is it safe to say your "backend logic" lives in your front-end product?
So for example, account creation after auth etc, is done directly from the client.
@@FilledStacks PocketBase has extend with JS which is similar to cloud functions. You can also import PocketBase as a golang package and build anything you can dream of
And finally because the dart SDK is pure dart and admin + client you can also make a shelf sidecar
You use it in a server side framework as NextJS or Svelte kit
Or in another approach use Pocketbase as a framework
@@LukePighetti 🔥🔥